Skagen Mens Smartwatch with Leather Strap SKT5104

Love this watch. Perfect for people with small wrists like me. Deffinately the best looking smart watch on the market. Shame about the battery life as it doesn't get me thru a whole day.

Absolutely beautiful watch, feels and wears perfectly and is very responsive. Only downside (and reason for my return) is that the more compact housing + faster processor + better screen means battery last a little shorter than my old lg g watch r. I wish I could get this with a bigger battery! Buy the cheaper model and switch out the leather strap for a silver magnetic clasp band =D

Good device but the battery barely last 7-8 hours, and also small screen. If they made it for a bit bigger wrist. It would have been a wonderful device to use.

Looks great and is customisable. Battery lasts all day for me.

I'm truly sad about this purchase. I should have been warned by the mention of a short battery life in some reviews. The watch is attractive, and it works, at least until until the early or mid evening. basically the battery life is feeble. I don't add loads of apps, I disabled the sensors for the heart monitor etc, and the battery still lets me down. Skagen advise that the watch should only be charged using a 5v charger, so I can't even top it up with a power bank.I have had traditional Skagen watches and always been pleased with them. In fact I have resurrected one that had a broken strap and brought it back into use with a replacement strap because it works 24/7 meaning that I can rely on it. A major waste of money. I have given just one star, because a watch that can't be relied on work from 8.00am to say 11.00pm is just not worth having.

First and foremost the watch itself is fantastic bit of design, it's easily my favourite of the Wear OS watches available and was the deciding factor in my purchase. The watch is lighter than I expected, but still feels fairly substantial and the leather band is nice and thick. From a hardware perspective my only complain would be the noise of the vibration motor - it's audible from a distance and nowhere near as refined as the Apple Watch.Unfortunately, the watch is severely let down by Google's Wear OS. I have it paired with an Android phone (Galaxy S10+) and when it works, it works very well. I mainly use the watch for receiving notifications and tracking my day to day fitness and it excels at that. Unfortunately though the watch will at least once a week become totally unresponsive to touch input - the hardware buttons still work but the touch screen is completely non-responsive. Looking online this seems to be a common problem with Wear OS and you have to use the hardware buttons to reboot the watch. As of last week the watch decided to start playing an annoying paintbrush animation every time I interact with it, this is something that it never did initially. There's an option in the watch face settings to remove the animation but every now and then it likes to re-enable itself much to my irritation. For the most part the watch is quite responsive, but every so often the performance tanks and usually requires a reboot - after which the watch is unusable for 15 minutes till it properly wakes itself up - slightly irritating once again.Battery drain is also an issue in my experience. I'm not an aggressive user of the watch but I've really struggled to get a full 24 hours usage out of it. I've had to resort to turning off GPS and WIFI which has improved the battery life somewhat but obviously decreased the usefulness of the watch. It's definitely a downgrade from my Apple Watch Series 2.Overall, it's a great looking watch, but I'd be very weary of purchasing a Wear OS watch in the future and wish I'd opted to get the Galaxy Watch Active.

Despite getting poor reviews based largely on battery life, I've been very satisfied with this watch for the few days I've owned it. I always take my watch off before bed so naturally it can be put on charge at that point and I've had 20% battery remaining even with the screen set to always on. I don't constantly fiddle with the watch through the day so that obviously helps. I just wanted a simple watch, mainly for Google pay and notifications and this ticks all the boxes.

Everyday perfect smartwatch! No complains.

In 15 giorni di funzionamento solo in una occasione ho dovuto riavviarlo causa non funzionava più il touch.

Sceptique sur l'utilité des montres connectées, je voulais un modèle milieu de gamme un peu élégant (qui ne ressemble pas aux montres LCD des années 80) que je pourrais mettre avec un costume pour aller travailler.Cette montre m'a conquis et ne quitte plus mon poignet depuis.

Von der Optik her begeistert mich die Skagen Falster 2 durch ihre typisch dänische Schlichtheit - Edelstahl und schwarzes Glas ohne viel Chi-Chi. Unaufdringlich in ihrer Art, zurückhaltend und doch qualitätsvoll. Alles mahct einen gediegenen und stbilen Eindruck. Die Uhr bietet eine Vielzahl von Möglichkeitenm, die sich mir als "Nicht-digital-native" erst nach und nach erschließen und weiter zunehmend begeistern. Die von anderen als zu kurz kritisierte Akkulaufzeit kann ich nicht feststellen. Lege ich die Uhr abends zum Schlafen ab, sind in der Regel noch 50% Akkulaufzeit vorhanden - es sei denn, ich habe versehentlich über Stunden z.B. den "Walking-Modus" eingeschaltet...

Si quieres que la bateria te dure un día, sólo se puede usar para mirar la hora, notificaciones y poco más. Por lo demás, el diseño es chilisimo.

Nach langer Verwendung kann ich folgendes sagenPro:Akku hält 1-2 Tage (Always on)Notifications gut leabarApps gut integriert (Outlook, spotify)Contra:Manchmal unglaublich langsam.Google Assistent nicht nutzbar finde ichOverall schön und gut für den Preis.Für Budget echt gut und sieht toll aus.Für berufliche Angelegenheiten auch geeignet.(fitnessfunktion nicht getestet.)