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Casio G-Shock GW2310 In-Depth Review

Here's a relatively inexpensive G-Shock which is packed with my favorite features. It has Casio's Tough Solar power source, which means that there's a solar cell in the face of the watch to keep the battery automatically charged when you use it in everyday lighting conditions. It has Casio's Multiband 6 atomic time reception built in. So you could potentially wear this watch for many, many years without having to change a battery nor adjust the time (unless you go to a different time zone). I should mention that I've been considering buying this watch for several months but I thought that, perhaps, it wasn't a very good-looking watch in the official product photos online. I'm pleased to report that, in person, the watch looks just fine. The LCD display is very easy to read and the automatic backlight makes the screen look bright and clear in the dark. There are other variations of this watch with the same module but with different color combinations on the outside. Those others all cost more than the one featured in this video. Also, the G2310 is a close relative of this watch but it does not have the Multiband 6 atomic time reception feature. So if that's an important feature then be sure to look carefully before you might accidentally mistake the G2310 for this GW2310. They look very similar! This watch uses Casio's module 3195. Detailed instructions are available for download from Casio's website.