- Is the PRG340T-7 worth it over the resin-strap PRG340?
- Only if you want the titanium bracelet and sapphire crystal. The watch functions are the same, and the resin version is lighter and more comfortable for hard use.
- Does it need charging or a battery change?
- It runs on solar power, so normal light exposure keeps it charged. The rechargeable cell lasts for years, but it can drain if stored in the dark.
- Does it have GPS?
- No. It has a compass, barometer/altimeter and thermometer, but no GPS, so it cannot record routes or distance.
- Can I wear it for swimming?
- Yes. It is rated for 100-meter water resistance, which covers swimming and snorkeling but not diving.
- What is in the box?
- The watch with the titanium bracelet, a manual and the usual Casio paperwork. No charging cable is needed.
- How does it compare with a Garmin Instinct?
- The Garmin adds GPS, heart rate and phone notifications. The Casio counters with solar charging, a titanium build and no app dependence.
- Where is the Casio PRG340T-7 Men's Pro Trek Titanium Bracelet Digital cheapest?
- At CASIO, for $365.00, as of our latest check.