Perfect condition! I wear it everyday! I ordered a small/medium band and it fit great! I use it for texting and timers the most and they work great. I love being able to add whatever picture I would like to the display and add any apps I may need, as well as quickly reading notifications. The only downside is it’s not waterproof just resistant so I don’t recommend to have in water for a long period of time.

SE2 GPS is a great little watch. It’s been my wrist companion for two years now and has served me well. Especially during fire season and just being secure knowing it’s a tap away from a phone call etc. The fitness app is great and music paired with AirPods is a must. The GPS is all I need, carry my iPhone along or stay within WiFi distance.Now, here’s the thing. As of recent, Apple has decided to pull support for this SE2 model, coming up with iOS 27 this fall. So, I ordered the SE3 at $219 here on Amazon. Again, GPS and good to go. See ya SE2. I like the SE version for the Apple Watch so it’s a win win. With 64 GB and a few small extra features, it’s a smart move to go to the SE3. Price is good for the 40mm GPS.

UPDATE:After using my watch extensively for two months I changed my review rating to a five. Why? Because it is absolutely essential for keeping track of my daily/weekly/monthly diet and fitness. I think it keeps me focused more in my goals by offering so many functions. The fitness rings are super for keeping up with calories, exercise and standing. It’s like I don’t want to disappoint the watch by not reaching my goals. Yes, that does sound odd but so far it works. I got it for a great price too. I’ve become accustomed to charging my watch in the evenings so I can use it to monitor my sleep. I imagine a higher priced version would hold a charge longer. I’ve previously used knock off fitness watches but they don’t come close to what my Apple Watch can do, plus it syncs to my phone.I’m 70 years old so keeping myself as healthy as I can is really really important.INITIAL REVIEW:I’m delighted with my Apple Watch. I got it after I finally traded in my wonderful but very old IPhone 8 for an exceptional IPhone 15 pro max. The functions are exceptional and I use it a lot. One thing, the battery doesn’t last very long. It needs a charge before the end of each day. It’s fine but I’m a bit disappointed that Apple can’t figure that out after producing the watch for such a long time. Gee.

I bought the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen) in the Starlight Aluminum Case for my wife, and it has been an incredible purchase. She absolutely loves it and wears it every single day. The Starlight color is beautiful and elegant—it has a premium look that matches perfectly with almost any outfit, whether she’s at the gym or dressed up for an event.Performance-wise, it is exactly what she needed. The 40mm size is perfect for her wrist, feeling lightweight and comfortable throughout the day. It’s fast, responsive, and handles all her notifications, fitness tracking, and apps without any lag. Even though it’s the SE model, it has all the essential features like heart rate monitoring and fall detection that provide great peace of mind.The integration with her iPhone is seamless, as you would expect from Apple. It helps her stay organized and active without having to check her phone constantly. If you are looking for a high-quality smartwatch that offers the best balance between price and features, this is definitely it. A 5-star product that makes a perfect gift!

This review is from the perspective of a blind user and a musician.I was already in the Apple ecosystem, but I've been struggling with Android watches for a long time now. Ironically the best I've ever owned was an Alexa-enabled cheap-o, but when I saw the SE 2nd gen on sale for only $170 I finally took the plunge. I'm really happy I did, with one small caveat.First of all, the bad: again, I am a blind user. The accessibility on these watches is amazing, for the most part. Where I stumbled was with the passcode to unlock the watch. I didn't think to set it up so that it unlocks with my phone, and ended up locked out of my watch for a full 45 minutes before I gave up, went into the Watch app on my phone, and reset the watch completely.So, my advice to my fellow blind users is this: turn on voiceover while setting up your watch. Even if you don't need it later, you can turn it back off again, but during setup it will save you an hour of headaches.Watch face options: there are a plethora of great options, but the one I chose is called Numarals Duo for its huge font. But, I later found out that the watch does this neat trick. You can press and hold the watch face with two fingers and Siri will speak out the time, or you can even set up a haptic feedback system where the watch will silently tap your wrist to tell you what time it is. Game. Changing.Since I don't use my watch to answer messages (because I'd rather use my phone and dictate them that way), I've found I actually get almost 36 hours of battery by simply turning off raise to wake, and having Siri listening (You can just press the digital crown button and get her that way anyway).Lastly, apps! Oh my gosh this is the BIG REASON to own an Apple watch. I'm a musician, and I've been eyeing haptic feedback metronomes lately. They cost an exhorbitant amount of money, well more than an Apple Watch for JUST THE metronome. Or, you can buy an Apple Watch and get the iOS app, like Haptik, or its free alternative (the name escapes me, but it's not hard to find).The watch charges so fast that I don't think twice about using it as my metronome for a couple of hours, then toss it on the charger while I work on something else.

Its a really nice watch, charges really fast, touch screen is so smooth but I returned it because the screen was just too small for me and I had trouble seeing. Im a 5’6 with a 6-7inch wrist. You dont feel it on ur wrist, it was comfortable when sleeping but I hated the display brightness on it. It was way too bright even when at the lowest brightness which hurt my eyes to look at especially cuz it was so small for me. Probably fit for a shorter person or someone who has better eyesight. I ended up getting a renewed 45mm S9 in pink for $307 total. It didn’t disappoint, the size was much better for me to see clearly from a distance, came with a few scratches but nothing noticeable from a distance looked brand new. Though it does take 3-4 hours to charge but the battery lasts me longer than the starlight one. S9 has a battery save mode which makes it last longer and a water drainage mode that airs out all the water in the watch which is a cool feature.

Wonderful. I’ve had this for over a year now (I believe) and it’s been going great. No complaints on my end. It holds up well, no scratches (I have ADHD and drop it a lot or bang it against random surfaces on accident so that’s a major plus), charges good, functions well, very easy to use. No complaints! The display is also very easy to understand.

Super awesome love my watch! Easy to use! Functional and fun supports my fitness goals and tracks everything for me! Can even track sleep, display is nice! Fits perfectly! Only thing to consider is charge life for sleep and day is not possible, either track for sleep or track for day activity. Overall great!