Soleus Dash Small Women's Digital Running Watch

I like this watch. It is perfect for the female wrist, of which I have a small one. I can actually cinch it down on my wrist, making it not slide towards my elbow while completing everyday tasks. This is the first watch that I have owned that does this. (I have owned almost all the Timex Ironman styles for Women and the band has always been too big on the smallest settings.) The user can set timers, interval timers, alarms, and chronographs/lap timers. There are places to set two different times.Now the not so good. There is no manual sent with the watch. While I don't mind tinkering with something to figure out its functions, some people like to have a manual. (It can be downloaded at [...] Also, because of where the buttons are located on the watch, when I bend my wrist, they get pressed, leading to the hour chime getting toggled or the mode getting switched. It could be due to the structure of my body and not something attributed to the watch, but it's something to ponder. I don't know about the water resistance because I don't wear it in the water or during the shower. Too many other watches have met an early end due to my wearing them in the shower. Lastly, the band is not replaceable, so when it goes (which it hasn't with four months of continuous usage) the watch is unusable, which is why I switched from the Timex Ironman series. And it's shiny, which isn't what I expected but not bad.All in all, it is a great sport watch for a smaller wrist and it is proving to be durable. Lets hope that it lasts the test of time.

Overall, I like this watch and I'm glad I purchased it. The face is clear and easy to read. It works fine and I would repurchase this watch in the future. My watch arrived in the product's box and included an instruction manual. The following are just little things that sort of bug me, but none are deal-breakers: I would prefer not to see the battery icon in the upper left corner of the screen but that's a minor thing and just my opinion. The black part of the band is shiny black, not matte like sports watches I've had. Looks a little more "blingy" than I'm used to. The pink loop to keep the band in place does slide around and sometimes moves off the excess band and leaves it sort of flopping and catching on sleeves -- that's the most annoying part of the watch for me; I may try to see if I can do something inside the pink loop to get it to stick in place. At the end of the band there's a little bump that does sort of fasten into the pink loop, but it doesn't consistently hold in place in my experience. Overall a good watch!

This doesnt work as advertised . I cant get the alarm to sound when doing split timers and have reached out to the manufacturer and asked on amazon but I get no help at all > Very disappionted on this purchase

Update: less than 2 years in, the band has ripped. I see no possible way to repair it. Watches should last longer, imo.I'll start by saying that this is a women's watch and I am not a woman. I like small watches when I run. You can keep those big bulky wrist bricks. I just need something to tell me how long I've gone since I hit start. I can take care of the rest in my head. No need for GPS. Not that I care, but this does not actually come off as a woman's watch. My previous watch did--the timex ironman. This one happens to be about a perfect size for running and viewing the times. Laps are big and easy to see. The memory feature is great. Very intuitive functions. I have the sense that this will hold up longer than my ironman, which was done after 2 years.

I was so hopeful. I have used Timex Ironman watches forever with very poor results. Buttons fail, get it a bit wet (Ironman?) and it is wrecked. I so hoped this would be a different experience. The first watch arrived in record time and worked great for almost 2 weeks. Then nothing. Time stood still, in chronograph mode the 100ths of a second would run but no seconds or minutes. It was quite funny. Battery showed full. I never got into a pool with it. Then I got a replacement - also in record time - but this one has nothing - a watch without numbers. No time, no functions. I am not asking for a replacement this time. Refund thanks. I guess it is back to the drawing board. All I want is a small basic watch/stopwatch that I can time splits and miles and that can handle regular runs, biking and if I am lucky survive a swim.

It does everything it says it does. Only complaint is the first day I wore it the shiny coating started peeling off, the face scratches easily, and the paint came off on some of it. I fixed that with a sharpie though.

Weirdly, I wish the beeper were quieter. I bought this to use for interval workouts at the gym, but if Im working out near someone else I don't like to use it because it beeps too loud and beeps 5 times at the end of every interval, so if you think 30S intervals for 30 minutes, that 600 beeps that my neighbor hears and then I feel like a jerk.Other than that it works perfectly. Feels a little flimsy, but you get what you pay for.

Had to return as it wouldn’t set or work at all

Bought this under a year ago. But for first 8 months i didn't even take it out of the box. Only been wearing a few weeks now and the watch band is defective.... the plastic holes just rip apart (see photo). Now i can't even wear watch - so disappointed. Is there a refund/exchange/warranty ????