- Is the GA-B2100 worth it over the original GA-2100?
- Yes, if you want solar charging and Bluetooth time sync. The case shape and look are nearly the same, so buy the older model only if you don't care about those two features.
- Does it need a battery change?
- Normally no. Tough Solar charges from light through the dial, so the cell should last many years under regular exposure to light.
- How does it compare with a classic square G-Shock?
- It is larger and heavier than a DW-5600 but offers analog hands, solar power and Bluetooth. The square is simpler and cheaper to run long term; the GA-B2100 looks more like a conventional watch.
- Is it good for swimming and diving?
- It is rated to 200 m water resistance, so it suits swimming and snorkeling. Casio does not rate it as a dive watch, so use a dedicated dive computer for scuba.
- What is in the box?
- The watch, a resin strap already fitted, and a user guide. There is no charging cable; it charges from light.
- Can I read it in the dark?
- Yes, it has an LED backlight, but the negative LCD stays low contrast. The hands have luminescent paint that glows after light exposure.
- Where is the Casio G-Shock Analog-Digital Blue GA-B2100-2AJF cheapest?
- At KICKS CREW, for $194.22, as of our latest check.