BUREI Mens Analog Digital Sport Watches with Alarm Stopwatch LED Backlight Rubber Strap

Not sure if you will find a nicer watch at this price point. Nice experience from the time you open it as it comes in a nice felt like pouch which you can use to store the watch, the warranty card, instructions, and a little tool that comes with it. Not sure what the tool is for at this point. It looks like it is used to remove links from a metal link band, so it doesn’t really apply to this watch. I still have to figure that out. This watch is big, and feels heavy at first. After a day, I was used to it and it feels great. Seems like a well constructed watch and it looks great. Setting the time and date are very easy using the included instructions. The stopwatch function is very easy to use. Using the backlight function at night is not annoyingly bright, and very easy to see. I other reviews I did see complaints about the viewing angle. It is a valid complaint. If you do try to view from an angle that is not at least close to straight on, you will not be able to see the digital display. A slight twist of the wrist is all it takes. That is the only downside I can come up with for this watch, and from my standpoint, it really does not even matter. I cannot speak to durability yet as it is only day two. Only time will tell on how well it holds up to scratches. Overall, this watch is highly recommended. I am very happy with this purchase.

For my birthday, my wife and daughter bought me a cheap $40 sports watch from a local store that...well...just felt cheap, fragile, and plastic. She suggested I look on Amazon for a replacement (as she returned the first watch), so I looked around, picked out the Burei Analog Digital Sports watch. When the package arrived, my wife's curiosity got the better of her and she opened the package. He initial impressions were that I gotten a MUCH more expensive watch. The Burei watch came in a unexpectedly nice and reusable felt case, clear instructions, and a warranty (all cleanly packaged in a simple plastic bag). At first glance the watch has some heft (it doesn't feel like the first time you bump into anything it will fall apart). Next the band is wide and comfortable (so many bands are thin and made from plastics that become brittle). Finally, the face has a couple of really cool features--it has analog AND digital times. I travel often and routinely work and plan across two time zones; I can now see both times with a simple glance (most watches make you flip through several menus to see a different time--if they even offer it). Secondly, so many watches can do so much these days, the watch face becomes cluttered and chaotic. I prefer a simple and clean look. At one glance I get all that I need, the time (and a second time zone when I need it), the day, and the date. Besides, the feel, look, and style, the best part was the price, this watch was significantly cheaper than the original watch (so much so, I am seriously considering getting a second one)! I am really very happy with this!

This commentary is about both the WATCH and its (ugh) instruction manual. I am a senior with low vision. I can tell time with all of my other watches but that is all. I have come close to buying a “talking watch” at the low vision store. The date function on my other watches is essentially useless and some of them have other amenities that are equally of little significance. This watch has both analogy and digital displays and I suspect that since they are separately set you could have a two zone watch but the owner’s manual is silent on this and I have not tried it. On this timepiece I have a very readable day and date, a stop watch and alarm. It is hard to imagine I could want more and for the modest price it is an outstanding value. Now for the horror story. The owner’s manual and instruction guide is nearly useless and awfully confusing. To start it is printed in such small type that it is unreadable unless it is magnified over 5 times. (I have an electronic magnifying system that did the job but without it I would have returned the watch.) Now that the guide could be read, the challenge was to figure out what it said. Two of us spent over two hours trying to figure out how to perform the basic functions. (Between us we have 2 Bachelors Degrees, 2 Masters Degrees, and 1 PhD.) We have also written training materials. Stupid we are not!!! The user’s guide is beyond a disaster. Unless you are possessed of infinite patience and love solving intricate puzzles you would be better served by something else. You might try a sundial. In summary: GREAT watch, horrible instructions.

I’ve only been wearing this watch for about 2 weeks at work. It is quite large but still looks very nice. Coworkers thought it was much more expensive. The digital face lights up quite well when the button is pushed but you can only see the glow at night or in dim lighting. The hands are luminescent as well separate from the glowing face. The digital face has a narrow viewing angle needing to be viewed more or less straight on but the analog hands are large and easy to read. The silicone band is slightly stretchy and quite comfortable. Fits my average wrist about half way through the notches so should accommodate a larger wrist. Very happy with this purchase so far. Will update if any problems but i would definitely recommend this watch for cheap and stylish. 2 month update: After wearing for work for 2+ months I am still very pleased. I continue to receive compliments on this watch. I have had no problems so far. It has kept time quite well. Hasn’t gone out of sync. I would order another if something happened to this one. Mid-May 2020 still going strong, still getting compliments.

1ST ORDER ANALOG PORTION STOPPED WORKING 5 MONTHS AFTER RECIEVING. This is a great watch. Easy to set; time, date and 2nd time. Looks good and seems to keep good time. Has everything at a glance without pushing buttons. I didn't like the band that it came with, but that's normal for me. I don't usually like the band supplied with any watch I have bought. This watch will look good with anything you wear, Levi's or dress clothes. I bought the black one changed the band and I'm good to go. OK, I've had for a few days now and time to nitpick. I would prefer the month, date to be a little larger, and the month in (3) letters and the day of the week also be 3 vs 2 letters. Here's another nitpick, have the analog hands be of a more contrasting color. On the positive side, it hasn't lost any time in the last 4 days. If this holds for the next month +, I will declare this as a very outstanding watch, for the price, you will be hard-pressed to beat this watch.

I would buy another one of these watches in 0.01 seconds measured on its digital stopwatch. When I first tried it on it felt too heavy and I wondered if I could get used to it. I was of course hoping that my left bicep muscle would get much stronger, but by the afternoon of the second day wearing it,I was not noticing the added weight at all and my left bicep unfortunately was not bulging any more than usual. It feels like a quality piece of metal instead of cheap plastic. The band feels soft and is comfortable with the only downside's being it takes a little more time and effort to tuck the tail of the band into the keepers (2 instead of the typical 1) that hold it against the band on the other side of the watch. It doesn't claim to be waterproof anywhere on the watch so I have not pressed my luck. I don't think it's fair for me to rate it poorly in that category as that's not its purpose. It's for land lubbers! It hasn't fogged up with my frequent hand washing. There is no brand name on the watch but who cares? It looks strong and tough. I love the soft feel of the band versus the hard plastic of Casio and other watches that I have had. The digital watch is very easy to read especially at night. I can read it without my (2.25+)reading glasses The stopwatch buttons which I use constantly, are soft touch and activate immediately. You don't have to hold the reset button for 3 seconds as on my Casio Ironman watch. I have never accidentally pressed the buttons by moving my wrist however. When my hands were busy on the gait belt of one of my physical therapy patients, I activated the stop watch to measure gait speed by pressing on it with my stiffened lower lip. Handy! The digital time has absolutely nothing to do with the analog time you set. It can be set to any time zone and doesn't automatically sync with the analog watch. The alarm works easily. It is easy to set all the functions. It is "as advertised".

I bought this for work to be able to keep track of the time I spend with people. I love the design of this watch. The digital face is generally easy to read. I have to adjust my brain to read the analog, partly bc those numbers are a bit small for me to catch at a quick glance. The backlight function does need a dark room to be of use. The chronograph function is great, when it works... The side buttons size is the only flaw, imo. I move a lot. I wear the watch slightly higher on my forearm than my wrist bc I'm constantly washing my hands too. My forearms are not what you would consider large at all. Yet I am noticing that as I am moving and flexing either my elbow or wrist the side buttons are getting pressed. When I go to check the amount of time that's passed, I find myself in a different mode, ½ of the time with the timer stopped and cleared, or in the settings mode trying to change something. The buttons do stick out a bit much for the design compared to others I have seen. It's counteractive for the whole purpose of my purchasing the watch. I'd suggest fixing that, if released again in the future.

As someone who has difficulty with time blindness , has not been able to read a analog watch at a glance, and has has gotten too distracted with smart watches .... This was a really good purchase! It has a large face without a bulky feel. The band isn't too firm and holds in place without being too tight. Includes the time (digital and analog), stopwatch (no lap), and a single alarm. Personally, I would have enjoyed multiple alarms and a countdown timer, as those are things I end up needing to use my phone or external timer for. Super easy to set both the digital and analog time, even though you have to set them separately I was concerned that for how inexpensive the watch was that it would end up scratching really easily. I've had it for 3 months and I haven't exactly been gentle with it and it has not shown the wear or even scratches to the face. I specifically wanted something water resistant, although I have not put it to the test for anything more than hand washing... Tbh I'm not planning to wear it in the shower or pool... The worst part about it is the viewing angle of the watch is basically straight on and if you get past 20° it's useless Even though the screen angle is terrible I'd give it a perfect 5/7, and would totally recommend!