Casio 10 Year Battery, Blue, One Size, AE-1500WH-8BVCF

TOP QUALITY PRODUCT | 100% SATISFIED | RECOMMENDED I ordered this product and I received it after more than a week, because I am in the United Kingdom and it was imported from the United States, but worth it. I am super satisfied. It's lightweight, it functions properly, looks classy, easy to use, and the best part is, you don't need to fix the DAY, it automatically sets it according to Month, Date, & Year. Anyone can buy this who is a fan of this sporty look. 100% RECOMMENDED.

Excellent display, large and clear. Great battery life, accurate time keeping, good for price, no hesitation in recommending

This is a fantastic Casio watch and very much worth the £27 asking price. The display is large and very clear and no part of this watch feels cheap. The battery has an apparent lifespan of 10 years and the watch can be used up to 100m underwater which is brilliant. Overall the watch is very comfortable on my wrist and looks great. I’m very happy. On the negative side the watch was shipped from Amazon US which I had hoped would be at least shipped in a box but wasn’t. It came in a thin bag as if was being shipped to a local address in the US and consequently the Casio box was in bits after 2 weeks shipping when it arrived but thankfully the watch was ok so in future I would think twice prior to ordering anything from outside Amazon US.

Well first off I think it important to emphasise that I do like this watch a lot, and am keeping it, regardless of the fact that it has the idiotic backwards date display of the month before the day. Also please be aware that the Casio warranty on these watches serms to be only for California, so any problems you are told to contact the place from where you made the purchase - I believe therefor that they are imports. The first thing I noticed is that the LCD display was not as 'clear' as I was expecting it to be. That is to say that the contrast between the time elements and the black was not as demarked as it seems to be in pictures or review shots. The result is of course that it can be pretty difficult to see on dull days and so even in the daytime you may be using the light although angling the watch just right will also work. Doing this will probably allow the watch to get close to the promised 10 year battery life. On the plus side the built-in light it relatively good and really does a good job of illuminating the elements of the watch (though nit as brightly as in my pictures). Other than that, which is a minor issue, and the idiotic Anerican backwards date display, for the price this watch is brilliant. It is comfortable on the wrist, it is satisfyingly large and chunky, even on my rather large wrists and it looks great too. It came with 'real' instructions in a thick multi-langwage booklet, but you won't need them. The labelling on the buttons are enough to get it done with little or no effort. It has five alarms (which I will never use). It has a Countown Timer, also which I will never use. It has a stopwatch, which I will use and a Dual Time which in my case, I set for the change in summer/winter. It can also be changed between 12/24 hour display with the press of a button, each press in timekeeping mode switches it, leaving a 'P' to the left of the hour in the afternoon for the12 hour display. It's comfortable to wear, the stepped indents on the strap near the watch allow for good air circulation, it's pretty light and the acrylic covering the face is well protected, being a good 3mm below the top of the outer rim of the case. So all in all it is well worth the money. So much so that in 2025 I bought the other versions; this model and the greenish one, both with the standard display.

It’s a Casio, ruggedly built with a large screen that is easy to read.

Gotta love this one... The display font size is huge, which is really helpful for older eyes...!!! I noticed one other reviewer here that suspected G-Shock internals and I totally understand why anyone would think or say that, this thing is tough indeed...!!! I have a growing collection of these inexpensive Casio digital watches, some G-Shocks too, but this AE-1500 is a major go to watch for me... One thing that might appeal to some people greatly, is that this is the ultimate watch for overnight use... That display size and the nice & bright Illuminator mean that you can see the time almost instantly, without getting too disturbed - a real advantage...!!! One caveat is that it is a big watch though, so do bear that in mind if you have smaller wrists... Very highly recommended and a genuine bargain...!!!

Feels good looks good, very realible, alarm nagging capabilities check.

Excellent watch for the price I paid for it 10 out of 10 👍😊👍

I have used my cell phone instead of a watch since about 2001. Decided to start wearing cheap, quartz watches again because I often find myself without my cell phone within reach at rehearsals, recording sessions, lawn-mowing, or work from home situations. Picked up a few Timexes and Casios around the same time. So far, I like this model the best for general use. The size of the time display is so easy to read that I have already started preferring it to comparable analog models. I will mostly be looking to buy digital watches like this with big, simple displays from now on. I’m not James Bond, in spite of what you may have heard. I don’t want an expensive watch on my wrist that might make me a potential target for theft/robbery downtown or on a subway. If I get some paint on this one or it breaks while I’m trying to remove an oil filter, it would be no great loss. Use is fairly intuitive and it hasn’t lost or gained time in the few weeks I’ve owned it, unlike a Timex expedition analog model I got at the same time. After only a couple of weeks, the analog Timex expedition has lost about ten seconds already, which I admit I was surprised by. The only complaint I could possibly make about this watch is that the two LED’s are quite poor in comparison to Timex’s indiglo or the backlight used on much more expensive G-Shock models. But for how cheap and functional this model is, that is a completely unfair comparison. The lights work perfectly fine for me to see if I wake up in the middle of the night but can’t roll/reach over to check my phone due to a sleeping dog contorting my legs at the foot of the bed. Or if I fall asleep on the couch. I have mostly avoided getting it wet up until now, but I did accidentally leave it in the bathroom with the shower running a couple of times and no condensation formed on the inside of the face at all even though there was plenty of water vapor in the room. I also leave it on when washing my hands with no ill-effects. I’m very impressed by how simple and functional this watch is. These cheap, digitals are light years ahead of the Timex Ironman I owned as a kid. But it should be said- that $25-$35 Ironman I bought sometime around 1995 went body boarding, surfing, in the pool with me, and I showered with it on. That thing was basically water-PROOF and never had an issue in water less than 20ft. deep. I swam in Atlantic/East-Coast hurricanes with that thing and it even got tossed around in the salty surf with me. Also used it to time lap-swimming in Olympic-sized pools. I do not have the same confidence in this model, though I have no real rationale for that. The rubber strap was very uncomfortable on the old Ironman models and used to cause some really annoying, visible, skin irritation. I found G-shock straps of that era to be almost just as bad. That is not the case with these modern Casio polymer straps. I also despise those weird circles Casio, Armitron, etc. put on watch faces and take up a quarter of the face of the watch. This watch has NONE of that BS going on. The info on the watch face is SO bold and easy to read that I would definitely prefer it to all the G-shocks with those damned, senseless circles taking up so much of the display. PV cells excluded because they actually do serve a purpose. But here’s my view on all that: if the watch battery lasts even close to ten years, it will already outlast the battery/operation of the solar-powered, $150 G-Shock I once owned by a factor of YEARS. So I would still prefer this because legibility is far more important to me than photovoltaics. After a few weeks getting used to wearing a watch again for the first time in twenty years, I’ve really appreciated not having to dig my cell phone out of my pocket just to check the time/date. A weirdly subtle difference I would never have thought would matter. But it does. I’m starting to really like Casios! I also like the hourly chime because otherwise I get lost and completely lose track of time while recording/producing. That could only backfire if the chime goes off in the vocal booth and ruins a take. Hasn’t happened yet, though. I’m also glad they make it in the desert-sand/beige color because I’m fair skinned so it doesn’t look like a giant thing on my wrist. At some point or other I will wake up exhausted and forget to take it off before I get in the shower. At that point I will update this review if water penetrates the buttons/gaskets/seals. Again, I am in disbelief at how excellent this watch is for the price. I hope they never discontinue this model until an identical “20 Year Battery” model is available. But by then we’ll no doubt have flying cars, rocket-skates, jet packs, and digital, tattooed watches with veinous, indiglo epidermis. Or more than the current, standard-issue, two to three computer chips implanted into in our visual cortex at birth. Just pick the color you like and buy the damned thing!

Perfect tevreden, doet wat het moet doen alleen afwachten hoe lang de batterij effectief meegaat.

I have this watch for nearly two year now with no problems at all with its function and battery.Good product with great value price.

Ya tengo 2, de distintos colores, muy bueno como todos los Casio

Très bon rapport qualité-prix.