Sport Watches

Introducing the SGW200, a watch designed to support the daily training routines of runners. Features include World Time, Countdown Timer, stopwatch, and alarm; in addition to an Acceleration Sensor that uses your step count to measure running distance and a 150-record lap memory. The watch watches supports your training efforts by counting your steps while running and calculates the distance you covered and calories you burned. A large LCD is divided into three segments displays a clear, easy-to-understand presentation of data. Stopwatch Measuring unit - 1/100 second Measuring capacity - 99 - 59'59.99 Measuring modes - Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times Maximum number of lap/split - 999 Cumulative distance - 0 to 999.9km (0 to 99.9mi) Cumulative energy consumption - 0 to 23,900.5kcal (0 to 99,999.9kj) Maximum average pace - 220 Cumulative number of steps - o to 999,999 Maximum number of lap/splits - 150 Recall mode Workout data - data stored for each stopwatch operation- total elapsed time, lap data (best lap), average lap time, total distance, total energy consumption, total number of steps, average pace Monthly data - monthly distance and energy consumption totals (for up to 16 months) Cumulative data - distance and energy consumption Target value input - target type selection (Distance 1.0km to 100.0km / 0.6mi to 62.1mi, Energy consumption- 10kcal to 23880kcal / 50kJ to 99950kJ; Elapsed time - 10 minutes to 24 hours) and target value Personal information input - Stride length (30cm to 300cm / 12in to 118in) Weight (20kg to 120kg / 44lb to 264lb) Age (16-99) Gender Unit switching (for energy consumption, weight and stride length) Countdown timer Measuring unit - 1 second Input range - 1 minute to 100 hours (1-minute increments and 1-hour increments) 5 Daily alarms Hourly time signal Full auto-calendar (pre

User Reviews about Casio Men's SGW200-1VCF Pedometer Resin Strap Watch

The first thing you'll notice upon taking it out of the back is that it is a very sturdily built watch. The strap and appearance are very much utilitarian, suiting it's description as a runner's tool. The pedometer is mostly accurate, though my stride length often varies depending on terrain, how tired I am, etc, so the distance given is never more than an approximation. Hardly more could be expected for a device that essentially counts how many times you shake it. Comparing to a treadmill, I'd guess that the watch is accurate to 10% on distance, even when i'm taking shorter strides through hilly terrain, so it's not bad at all.

Pros:
Sturdy Construction
Loads of nifty features
Super cool light feature (the letter light up rather than the background, making it much easier to read in the dark)

Cons:
Somewhat bulky
No option to turn off sound (makes it hard to surreptitiously time my teacher's segways. Oh well) -- High Quality, at a fair price

I purchased this watch because I wanted a pedometer. I found that the pedometer will work when I walk, even though the directions say it won't. The sensor waits a few seconds before recording, in order to mitigate false readings, so this can be a bit confusing. I found it to be fairly accurate for running.

Also, if you are trying to track your steps through the day, I found it to be inaccurate because of the delay. For example, if you take a few steps to get copies off the copier, it may not record the steps. Granted, taking 2 to 5 steps is not really exercise.

If you want close to 100% accuracy, I would imagine a GPS watch would be what you really need. Otherwise, I feel this one suits me for casual use.

The only true complaint I have is the band. The tip of the band slips out of the strap frequently. This is a fairly petty complaint, though, since I can buy a new band, if I really want to. One last note, I can't seem to find a way to turn off the beep when scrolling through the watch features. -- Ok pedometer

The watch is lighter than I expected. It can do a lot for the price. I mainly wanted the distance and calorie counter so all good there. It looks decent too so I can wear it at the office without it being out of place. I would recommend to others. My co-worker was trying to find a ladies version even. -- Exactly as advertised.

I bought the watch to use as a pedometer.It is not a pedometer.It is a running watch.If used for walking,even if you swing your arms,it does not measure correctly.If you are a runner,great.If you are a walker,don't buy it. -- Not for walking