Apple Watch SE (GPS, 40mm) - Space Gray Aluminum Case with Black Sport Band (Renewed)

10/10 no scratches everything works perfectly

Recently purchased the used Apple Watch SE under the excellent quality option. Arrived on time with no problems.Took a few minutes to charge up enough to turn on which was expected. After powering on, I was greeting with signing into my apple account and continuing on with setting up the watch. There were no issues with linking the watch to my phone/account.After letting it charge to 100% I proceeded to wear it to work. On the first charge, by the end of my shift I was kind of sad to see the watch already around 45% battery life. Making me wonder if it could hold battery through the night while I slept since the sleeping app was mostly the reason I made the purchase.I decided not to wear it to sleep that night and instead put it back on the charger until the next day when I went to work again. After finishing my shift I checked the battery life and was very satisfied with a battery charge at 88%. I wore it to sleep that night and woke up with still 85% battery.Extremely minor blemish near the wristband holder that is nearly impossible to see unless really looking close. I would think its from being stored with the other watches while being held until sold so its nothing to worry about at all for the price I paid. I was mostly reluctant to purchase a used watch based on some comments on multiple different amazon pages but over all I am very satisfied with the purchase.

Yes, the item was refurbished, but we did not expect the watch to be scratched up and look very worn.

I really wanted to get an Apple Watch to track my heart rate and health! I did not want to buy brand new because I only wanted it for those 2 features. My husband just bought one brand new for $299. I found this one for $104. It said the condition was “acceptable” but it is great. It has a bit of scratches and dings but it works perfectly. I turned it on and got it all set up and I am very pleased. It came with a band that fit perfectly and a brand new charger. It also came in a timely manner. If you live to save money like me I definitely recommend getting the used option!

The Apple Watch is fantastic overall. The screen was in perfect condition right out of the box, and all the features work seamlessly. It's stylish, functional, and pairs perfectly with my iPhone.However, I was a little disappointed with the packaging—it came a bit dusty, which was surprising for a premium product. On top of that, the dial had some noticeable marks all the way around the dial, which took away from the "brand new" feeling I was expecting.Despite these minor issues, the watch itself is amazing and performs flawlessly. Just wish the presentation and quality check were better.

Work amazing, battery life is good

Great

So, I have used a strictly fitness watch over the years, because I really don't need phone related things cluttering up my fitness tracking. But, this refurb SE was relatively cheap, so I bought it. I admittedly at first decided to return it, but I ended up just keeping it out of laziness. The functionality of the phone related things is fine, so I don't ding it for those. The Watch face options are cool, and it's lighter weight than my fitness only watch. My drawbacks are, it takes time to learn, as it's needlessly overcomplicated for a watch. But, eventually you learn to ignore the 90% that you have no interest in and get what you do use down to a reflex action. As for it's major drawback, and why I give it 3 stars, the battery life is an absolute joke. I've spent years charging my fitness watch that does all sorts of things intuitively, and it lasts 2 weeks easily. These watches die in 48 hours if you're lucky to make it that far, which is absurd for a branded company like Apple. So, you had better put it on a charger literally every night if you plan to do your workouts every day. Very frustrating to be in the middle of one and go to check your numbers to find out this brick is dead. Also, on the fitness end of it, my fitness watches historically are just put it on and forget it for tracking. You have to go hunting and pecking to do any of that on the OS. Sure, it's supposed to 'give you credit' once you do start it, but rather than glancing down, you have to stop and activate an exercise type to do that. Like I say, the phone stuff is fine, I'm sure, but the fitness part of it was obviously designed by people who don't leave the couch 90% of the time. If you like the name, sure, go for it, but if your aim is tracking workouts and calories, there are far better and cheaper options.