What’s up guys! Today’s video is on the top four Best Casio G Shock Watches in 2021!
So I made the list from personal opinion, in hours of research, and I’ve included different
options for every type of buyer… As always all links to the product mentioned in the video will
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So, here are the top four, Best Casio G Shock Watches in 2021!
Casio watches are known for their ability to do more technologically advanced activities than
just timekeeping. Casio’s belief is Creativity and Contribution which is portrayed through
their vast amount of technologically advanced timepieces. Casio has shown to the world that
watches can be useful for getting information as well. These watches are known for their
looks as well as their purpose. Casio has developed watches that can capture, maintain,
and exhibit an assortment of data, like images; temperature; longitude; and more.
In fourth place, we have The GA eleven hundred! Our option for
the Best Budget G-shock Casio Watch! The design is pretty basic in order to
maintain a professional feel and offer great ease of use, coming with an all-black casing
which creates a contrast with the white index hands and indicators. The display is very
fragmented since it is an analog-digital one featuring a combination of physical indicators
and two digital displays; so on the back of the display, you can see the three analog circular
indicators which are showing from left to right the snooze alarms… alarms… speed… and lap number.
The two small digital displays can be configured for multiple functions like the stopwatch…
world time… date… and so on, using the four configuration buttons on the side of the case.
There is a whole lot more information on how to configure the displays as you prefer in the user’s
manual which can be found on Casio’s website. The G-Shock watch has extreme shock resistance
and 200-meter water-resistance for worry-free operation in any condition. The GA1100-1A1
model has Resin-Stainless Steel fastened with Resin Strap and also has Hand Shift Feature.
With the innovative anti-magnetic structure developed by Casio, you can be confident that
small and medium exposure to magnetic powers won’t have a negative impact on your G-Shock
as on most other watches. The shock and 200-meter water resistance will give you the freedom that
you deserve since you will not have to worry about the eventuality of breakage when the
watch falls from your wrist or who knows, has to resist the pressure from deep down the water.
The Black Dial is well protected with a Mineral-Spherical Crystal,
and Neobrite and LED functions to give abundant brightness for use in the dark.
It has World Time: 31 Time Zones (48 Cities + U T C). Also, it features 5 Daily Alarms;
Countdown Timer; and Hourly Time Signal with an Accuracy plus-minus 15 Seconds per Month.
Some of the pros of this product include; Very affordable…
Stealthy looks… One of the most appreciated G-Shocks by thousands of customers worldwide!
However, a con for this product; Poor illumination!
I consider that the experience a watch offers over time is much more important than a list
of fancy specifications, and I can strongly sustain that the experience with the GA1100
cannot be matched by any of the budget watches available now on the market.
The third product on our list is G-Shock Men's GA2000-1A9! It is available for around 130$!
This is our option for the BEST FOR All-purpose G-shock Casio Watch!
The Casio G-Shock GA-2000 range is a super-affordable dual time analog
and digital series of watches in a variety of bold colors, as well as the more run of the mill black.
This G-Shock also has a mixed resin and carbon fiber case that they call
the Carbon Core Guard structure. It is super strong... protective... and lightweight…
The dial of the G-Shock GA-2000 series has a whole swathe of noteworthy features.
Let’s start with the dual time-keeping. First,
it has striking analog hands that stand out from the black dial. The overall dial is black and
the hour markers are long large and tapered where they need to fit with the sub-dials.
Second, a small digital display at 3 o’clock which is also used for
various other digital functions like the stopwatch and calendar (day of the week).
There are also two-colored sub-dials. The first and most bold at 6 o’clock
is used for things like a countdown of seconds or sub-seconds and display of alarm modes and mute.
The case of the G-Shock GA-2000 is made of an innovative resin and carbon fiber mix that is both
lightweight and strong. Casio has also used this material to create a guardless button structure
that is quite unique to this series. It makes the watch sleek and slim, at least for a G-Shock.
The bezel is dark and thick, with large writing for the various functions, and prominent screws
around the case. There is also a large and simple LED button at 6 o’clock. This is common to a lot
of G-Shocks, but the slim round casing and positioning are quite unique to the GA-2000.
Some of the pros for this product include; Lightweight…
relatively slim… easily removable bands! However, a con for this product;
not solar-powered! Like all Casio G-Shocks, the
GA-2000 range comes with the standard 200m water resistance so you can take it almost anywhere wet.
The two-tone resin straps are also easily changed if you want to have another color or style.
The second product on our list is the Casio Watch GA100-1 A 1!
This is our option for the BEST FOR outdoor jobs G-shock Watch! It is priced at around 90$!
The whole watch features this extra durable oversized design with a casing
diameter of 2 inch, which’s pretty damn big. As for the build quality, this G-Shock watch
is built to withstand most things you can throw at it. Built with the keen sportsperson in mind
the watch can withstand shock and vibrations as well as being 200m water-resistant. The dial has
this typical G-Shock military style to it with a multi-window display using both analog and digital
to display information. The digital displays have a color reversed setup that displays the writing
in white on black rather than black on white. With its thick resin surround, it puts this
watch at an impressive 2 inch in case diameter. What’s great also is the thickness of the watch,
G-Shock fans love that chunky military feel to it and this model has a case thickness of 0.7 inch,
more than enough to keep you happy. This G-Shock watch features mineral glass,
exactly what I would hope to find on a watch of this style in this price range.
Mineral glass is specially hardened to offer more protection from scratches and knocks.
The strap of the watch fits in perfectly with its chunky durable design.
It’s made of a durable resin that’s very comfortable to wear. It’s 1-inch-wide which is
a bit larger than average but suits the design of the watch very nicely. It has a double tang buckle
for extra security. The G-Shock GA100-1A1 features a water resistance of 200m also known as 20 bar.
200m water resistance is very good. Some of the pros of this product include;
Extremely durable resin design… Accurate Japanese Quartz movement… Mineral glass…
Features a backlight for easier reading at night… Has a perpetual calendar system!
However, a con for this product; Due to its oversized design,
this watch may not be so suitable for people with smaller wrists!
This Casio G-Shock watch features a Japanese Quartz movement. It’s fair to say that Quartz
movements are fairly common, mainly due to their great accuracy and affordable cost.
They work by synchronizing a quartz crystal with an electronic oscillator.
And coming in the first place, we have the Casio Men's G-Shock G D-H1000-8CR!
This is our pick for the Best for Runners or outdoors people! You can get it for around 400$!
The Casio G-Shock GBD-H1000 has a comparatively small LCD screen,
especially compared to the large body of the watch, and it measures around 1.02 inches.
The screen might not be big but it's easy to read thanks to the monochromatic color scheme.
The Casio G-Shock GBD-H1000 offers a lot of sensors and features that would satisfy many
runners. We have an optical heart rate sensor, 3-axis accelerometer, GPS, magnetic sensor,
pressure sensor altimeter and barometer, and thermo sensor for body temperature. Of these,
the most important ones for runners are the optical heart rate and GPS.
This is a rugged running watch: urethane is famous for its scratch- and temperature resistant
properties and the Casio G-Shock GBD-H1000's patented 'Hollow Core Guard Structure' can
withstand vibrations coming from heavy-duty machinery according to the manufacturer
The buttons are located around the edge of the case and clearly labeled on the watch face.
The buttons haven't got a distinctive click depth but navigating around the screens is easy enough.
You get that classic monochrome, reflective, a high contrast display panel with a one-side
LED backlighting which lights the whole panel up in a cool blue light.
You can see it even when it's bright daylight. Next up is a sensor reading mode,
which lets you see a compass, an altimeter or barometer, and a temperature reading.
All these elements are powered by the same triple sensor on the side of the watch.
When paired with a smartphone the GBD-H1000 mirrors notifications and gives you that classic
'beep' when they come through. Casio's watch will count your steps, and estimate the number
of calories you've burned through the day, as well as keep an eye on your heart-rate averages. While
running, you'll be able to see the time you've been running, how far you've gone, and your pace.
Some of the pros of this product include; VO2 max and training status estimation…
Five sensors… The decent accompanying app… solar charging and Bluetooth!
However, a con for this product; Long loading times after activity has finished!
Finish a run by pressing that big start-stop button, hit save, then wait a little while for
it to process the data. Once you're back within range of your smartphone's Bluetooth connection,
the data will transfer to the G-Move app on your phone and you can view your running stats,
which offers everything you'd want in terms of running metrics.