- Is the GA-B2100MF-1A worth it over the standard GA-2100?
- Yes if you want solar charging and Bluetooth time sync. The case, glass and strap are otherwise similar, so the standard model is fine if you do not need those.
- Does it need a battery change?
- Tough Solar charges from light through the dial, so routine battery swaps are not needed. In very low light it can still run down and need a recharge.
- Can I swim with it?
- Yes. It is rated 200m water resistant, which covers swimming and snorkeling. It is not a dive computer.
- Does it work without a phone?
- Yes. Timekeeping, alarms, stopwatch and world time all work on the watch alone. Bluetooth only adds sync and app settings.
- How does it compare with a G-Shock square like the GW-M5610?
- The 2100 has analog hands and a slimmer, rounder case, while the square has a fully digital display and a more compact profile. Both offer solar power and 200m water resistance.
- What is in the box?
- The watch, a quick-start guide and the usual paperwork. No charging cable is included because it charges from light.
- Where is the Casio G-Shock Analog Digital Smartphone Link Multi Fluorescent Accents Series Tough Solar GA-B2100MF-1A 200M cheapest?
- At CreationWatches, for $145.00, as of our latest check.