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Added GPR-H1000 (January 2024 new release), DW-H5600 (May 2023 new release), GBD-H2000 (March 2023 new release). To be continued… This listing is curated by me, Alex, the casiofanmag devoted reader and contributor (and fan of CASIO watches since 2009). I monitor all CASIO news worldwide daily and update all listings on this site if needed. If you find something outdated, please push me here in the comments section or via my email. “Memory In Pixel” (MIP) is a type of display technology that is commonly used in the watch industry. MIP displays are popular due to their low-power consumption and reflective display technology, which is similar to electronic paper (e-ink) displays. Since the year 2020, Casio has been making extensive use of MIP (Memory In Pixel) displays in their watches. The GPR-B1000 was the first Casio MIP watch to be introduced back in 2018. It appears that Casio took some time to carefully consider how to best utilize this technology, resulting in an impressive implementation that we can now see. MIP Display in G-SHOCKs: PROs& CONSs PROs — Make G-SHOCKs more functional *you can get notifications and use advanced sports features or so— Extremely power-efficient— Good visibility in direct sunlight— Good Contrast and Sharpness— Provides a great variability of watch displays *different designs, adjustable data— Can be used in classic square G-SHOCKs case— Looks more modern— Displays a lot of different data on one screen at once CONs — Slower Refresh Rates *less smooth animations or transitions— G-SHOCKs become overloaded with features *in case you want simplicity— Too complicated software in comparison with traditional G-SHOCKs *you need to update it from time to time. There may be some errors— No Solar Powered simple G-SHOCKs with MIP Display (only as “solar assisted” option in advanced models) All G-SHOCKs with MIP DISPLAY *chronological overview 2024 GPR-H10002023 DW-H5600 GBD-H20002022 *no new series 2021 GBD-200 GSR-H10002020 GBD-H1000 GBX-100 GBD-1002019 *no new series 2018 GPR-B1000Use our advanced table to filter all watches in the listing by price, or search a top feature by typing for example “Solar” in the search form. *you can use a horizontal scroll on mobile to see all table columns G-SHOCKYearTop FeaturesAvg Amazon Price GPR-H10002024Bluetooth, Solar Power, Compass, Heart Rate Sensor, Thermometer, Barometer Altimeter, Pedometer, Tide Graph, CASIO WATCHES APP, Light, Moon Data, Sunrise/sunset display, Gyroscope, Vibe Alarm$500 DW-H56002023Bluetooth, Tough Solar, Pedometer, Interchangeable Bands, CASIO WATCHES APP, Light, Vibe Alarm, Moon Data, Heart Rate Sensor, Sunrise/sunset display$300 GBD-H20002023Bluetooth, Tough Solar, Heart Rate Sensor, Barometer Altimeter, GPS (for distance), Moon Data, Sunrise/sunset display, Pedometer, CASIO WATCHES APP, Vibe Alarm, Gyroscope$400 GBD-2002021Bluetooth, Light, G-SHOCK MOVE APP, Pedometer$230 GSW-H10002021Bluetooth, Tough Solar, Compass, Barometer Altimeter, Pedometer, G-SHOCK MOVE APP, Light, Heart Rate Sensor$699 GSR-H10002021Bluetooth, Tough Solar, Heart Rate Sensor, G-SHOCK MOVE APP, Light, Pedometer, GPS (for distance)$450 GBD-H10002020Bluetooth, Tough Solar, Thermometer, Barometer Altimeter, GPS (for distance), Pedometer, Light, G-SHOCK MOVE APP, Heart Rate Sensor, Compass, Vibe Alarm$400 GBX-1002020Pedometer, G-SHOCK MOVE APP, Light, Tide Graph, Vibe Alarm$190 GBD-1002020Bluetooth, Pedometer, G-SHOCK MOVE APP, Light$140 GPR-B10002018Bluetooth, Tough Solar, Compass, Barometer Altimeter, Pedometer, CASIO WATCHES APP, GPS (for distance), Thermometer, Light$750 G-Shock GPR-H1000 ★★★★ Buy GPR-H1000 on Amazon Some screen options of the GPR-H1000 MIP displayMeasurement Result Details Summary Activity name Split time Running distance Activity start date and time PacePace Summary Best pace Average pace Running index EvaluationHeart Rate Summary Maximum Heart Rate Average Heart Rate Cardio Load (Powered by Polar) Year of First Release2024Price *average Amazon Price, we may earn commission from purchases500$Suitable for Wrist Size145 – 215 mmLineupRANGEMAN The Rangeman has been designed to withstand the toughest of conditions. With a digital compass, barometer, altimeter, thermometer and step tracker, you’ll reach your goal even when challenges seem insurmountable. All G-SHOCK RANGEMAN Watches →Full information *Colors, Detailed Specs, Photos, NewsGPR-H1000 Wiki Page →Relevant G-SHOCKs *by certain features#G-Shock-2023, #G-Shock-Digital, #G-Shock-Bluetooth, #G-Shock-Step-Count, #G-Shock-Solar, #G-Shock-Heart-Rate-Monitor, #G-Shock-for-Running, #G-Shock-Barometer, #G-Shock-Compass, #G-Shock-Biomass-Plastic New features in GPR-H1000 *in comparison with previous series The most advanced RANGEMAN ever existed (by 2024)The first RANGEMAN with in-built GPS & in-built Heart Rate SensorThe first RANGEMAN with BIO plastic Case, Bezel & BandThe first RANGEMAN with six sensors + GPS (optical heart rate sensor, acceleration sensor, gyro sensor, magnetic/pressure/temperature sensor)The first RANGEMAN with Multi-Sports Modes (Trekking, Running, Bike, Swimming, Gym workout) What we like in GPR-H1000 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesAmazing G-SHOCK Look in a Tough Case with Multi-Sports Features (differs significantly from Polar, Garmin, and alike)The most advanced Survival Kit to be used in a G-SHOCKExcellent readability (very distinct numbers even in the shadow)In-built Heart Rate Sensor (makes the watch more useful for sports activities, cardio load status monitoring, and calories consumption)In-built GPS (used for distance, speed, pace, and other similar measurements)It can be used for running, swimming, and similar sports (it has dedicated modes for different sports)Solar-assisted charging (suitable for the timekeeping mode; you shouldn’t worry about battery replacement while using it as a traditional watch)Interval Timer (you can set different intervals, repeat them, and use them for any activity). Good for functional workoutsStep Count Measurement (via energy-efficient 3-axis acceleration sensor). You can monitor your daily/weekly/monthly/6-month activity status by changing the screens in the watch. Step reminder is also usefulMoon data (moon age of the specific data, moon phase)Tide Graph (shows the ebb and flow of the tide)Sunrise sunset time display (good for planning your walking activities)Vibrator feature for notificationsNotification function (incoming calls, incoming e-mails, new social media posts, calendar notifications, reminders)Blood Oxygen Level Measurement (Covid times require such a function)Compass, Altimeter, ThermometerPush-friendly buttons (very convenient to use them)Amazing MIP screen adjustments (you can choose different screens with different data to be used as default)Calories consumption monitoringSuper Illuminator Light (a high-brightness LED that automatically lights up in the dark when the wearer’s arm is tilted)Smartphone Link/App Connectivity Features (for time sync and watch adjustments)Polar Software for better measurement opportunities (Running Index, Cardio Load Status, Energy Used, Breathing Exercise, Nightly Recharge)Hourly Time Signal (a simple CASIO feature, but we like it. P.S. You need to update your watch software for this feature to appear. With outdated software, the watch doesn’t have it) What we don’t like in GPR-H1000 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesSolar-assisted charging (enough for timekeeping mode, but not enough for sports modes).Thick (because of the Heart Sensor bulkiness: 20.3 mm VS traditional 13.4 mm in DW-5600)Raw CASIO software (can bug at times, but they are improving it)No import to third-party apps like Strava (can be fixed with a new software update)It can take a long time (1min or so) to get the GPS signal (can be fixed with a new software update)It still requires additional cable charging (which is relevant to all sports watches)MIP display functions have fewer dynamics in comparison with traditional TN-LCD or STN-LCD (slower refresh rates, no milliseconds)It doesn’t support chest heart rate sensor for more accurate measurementIt is not so that independent, autonomous like previous Rangeman watches (but more functional)Has almost the same features as in GBD-H2000Do not like our PROs & CONs? Let us know your ideas in the comments! Return to the listing ↑ G-SHOCK DW-H5600 ★★★★★ Size★★★★★ Weight★★★★★Functions★★★★★Materials★★★★★ Battery Years★★★★★ Price★★★ Buy DW-H5600 on Amazon Some screen options of the DW-H5600 MIP displayRunning Index Cardio load Energy Sources Year of First Release2023Price *average Amazon Price, we may earn commission from purchases$300Suitable for Wrist Size145 – 215 mmLineupG-SQUAD (A new sports line that supports your active life by managing your daily exercise using your watch and smartphone. All G-SHOCK G-SQUAD Watches →Full information *Colors, Detailed Specs, Photos, NewsDW-H5600 Wiki Page →Relevant G-SHOCKs *by certain features#G-Shock-2023, #G-Shock-Digital, #G-Shock-Bluetooth, #G-Shock-Step-Count, #G-Shock-Solar, #G-Shock-Heart-Rate-Monitor, #G-Shock-for-Running, #G-Shock-Square New features in DW-H5600 *in comparison with previous series In-built Heart Rate Sensor (firstly used in a square case)The first square MIP G-SHOCK with a totally classic lookThe first square MIP G-SHOCK with Bio-based resin case & bandThe most functional Square G-SHOCK ever existed (by 2023) What we like in DW-H5600 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesSquare Case with MIP display and the original G-SHOCK lookGood Display Readability (CASIO MIPs have perfect contrast)In-built Heart Rate Sensor (makes the watch more useful for sports activities, cardio load status monitoring, and calories consumption)Solar-assisted charging (suitable for the timekeeping mode; you shouldn’t worry about battery replacement while using it as a traditional watch)In-built Heart Rate Sensor (makes the watch more useful for sport activities, cardio load status monitoring and calorie consumption)It can be used for running and similar sports (distance, speed, and pace will be taken from your phone GPS. Heart Rate – from in-built sensor)Interval Timer (you can set different intervals, repeat them, and use them for any activity). Good for functional workoutsStep Count Measurement (via energy-efficient 3-axis acceleration sensor). You can monitor your daily/weekly/monthly/6-month activity status by changing the screens in the watch. Step reminder is also usefulMoon data (moon age of the specific data, moon phase)Sunrise, sunset time displayVibrator feature for notificationsNotification function (incoming calls, incoming e-mails, new social media posts, calendar notifications, reminders)Amazing MIP screen adjustments (you can choose different screens with different data to be used as default)Calories consumption monitoringSuper Illuminator Light (a high-brightness LED that automatically lights up in the dark when the wearer’s arm is tilted)Smartphone Link/App Connectivity Features (for time sync and watch adjustments)Hourly Time Signal (a simple CASIO feature, but we like it. P.S. You need to update your watch software for this feature to appear. With outdated software, the watch doesn’t have it) What we don’t like in DW-H5600 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesNo in-built GPS (you can use your phone GPS instead)Solar-assisted charging (enough for timekeeping mode, but not enough for sports modes)Thick (because of the Heart Sensor bulkiness: 16.6 mm VS traditional 13.4 mm in DW5600)Raw CASIO software (can bug at times, but they are improving it)No import to third-party apps like Strava (can be changed with a new watch update)MIP display functions have fewer dynamics in comparison with traditional TN-LCD or STN-LCD (slower refresh rates, no milliseconds)It doesn’t support chest heart rate sensor for more accurate measurementDo not like our PROs & CONs? Let us know your ideas in the comments! Return to the listing ↑ G-SHOCK GBD-H2000 ★★★★★ Size★★★★★ Weight★★★★★Functions★★★★★Materials★★★★ Battery Years★★★★★ Price★★★★★ Buy GBD-H2000 on Amazon Some screen options of the GBD-H2000 MIP displayMeasurement Result Details Summary Activity name Split time Running distance Activity start date and time PacePace Summary Best pace Average pace Running index EvaluationHeart Rate Summary Maximum Heart Rate Average Heart Rate Cardio Load (Powered by Polar) Year of First Release2023Price *average Amazon Price, we may earn commission from purchases$400Suitable for Wrist Size145 – 215 mmLineupG-SQUAD (A new sports line that supports your active life by managing your daily exercise using your watch and smartphone. All G-SHOCK G-SQUAD Watches →Full information *Colors, Detailed Specs, Photos, NewsGBD-H2000 Wiki Page →Relevant G-SHOCKs *by certain features#G-Shock-2023, #G-Shock-Digital, #G-Shock-Bluetooth, #G-Shock-Step-Count, #G-Shock-Solar, #G-Shock-Heart-Rate-Monitor, #G-Shock-for-Running, #G-Shock-Barometer, #G-Shock-Compass New features in GBD-H2000 *in comparison with previous series The first Multi-Sport G-SHOCK with MIP displayThe first BIO-based case and band in a Multi-Sport G-SHOCK with MIP displayThe first Multi-Sport G-SHOCK with Solar Assisted chargingThe first G-SHOCK with six sensors (Heart Rate Sensor, Accelerometer (for tracking steps), Gyroscope (Tracks swimming strokes and turns in the pool), Magnetic sensor, pressure sensor, thermo sensor) and GPSThe first G-SHOCK that uses Polar software for its sports features What we like in GBD-H2000 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesAmazing G-SHOCK Look in a Multi-Sport Watch (differs significantly from Polar, Garmin, and alike)Excellent readability (very distinct numbers even in the shadow)In-built Heart Rate Sensor (makes the watch more useful for sports activities, cardio load status monitoring, and calories consumption)In-built GPS (used for distance, speed, pace, and other similar measurements)It can be used for running, swimming, and similar sports (it has dedicated modes for different sports)Solar-assisted charging (suitable for the timekeeping mode; you shouldn’t worry about battery replacement while using it as a traditional watch)Interval Timer (you can set different intervals, repeat them, and use them for any activity). Good for functional workoutsStep Count Measurement (via energy-efficient 3-axis acceleration sensor). You can monitor your daily/weekly/monthly/6-month activity status by changing the screens in the watch. Step reminder is also usefulMoon data (moon age of the specific data, moon phase)Sunrise sunset time display (good for planning your walking activities)Vibrator feature for notificationsNotification function (incoming calls, incoming e-mails, new social media posts, calendar notifications, reminders)Blood Oxygen Level Measurement (Covid times require such a function)Compass, Altimeter, ThermometerPush-friendly buttons (very convenient to use them)Amazing MIP screen adjustments (you can choose different screens with different data to be used as default)Calories consumption monitoringSuper Illuminator Light (a high-brightness LED that automatically lights up in the dark when the wearer’s arm is tilted)Smartphone Link/App Connectivity Features (for time sync and watch adjustments)Polar Software for better measurement opportunities (Running Index, Cardio Load Status, Energy Used, Breathing Exercise, Nightly Recharge)Hourly Time Signal (a simple CASIO feature, but we like it. P.S. You need to update your watch software for this feature to appear. With outdated software, the watch doesn’t have it) What we don’t like in GBD-H2000 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesSolar-assisted charging (enough for timekeeping mode, but not enough for sports modes).Thick (because of the Heart Sensor bulkiness: 19.4 mm VS traditional 13.4 mm in DW5600)Raw CASIO software (can bug at times, but they are improving it)No import to third-party apps like Strava (can be fixed with a new software update)It can take a long time (1min or so) to get the GPS signal (can be fixed with a new software update)It still requires additional cable charging (which is relevant to all sports watches)MIP display functions have fewer dynamics in comparison with traditional TN-LCD or STN-LCD (slower refresh rates, no milliseconds)It doesn’t support chest heart rate sensor for more accurate measurementDo not like our PROs & CONs? Let us know your ideas in the comments!Return to the listing ↑ G-SHOCK GBD-200 ★★★★★ Size★★★★★ Weight★★★★★ Functions★★★★★ Materials★★★★★ Battery Years★★Price★★★ Buy GBD-200 on Amazon Some screen options of the GBD-200 MIP displayTimekeeping Mode You can use the Timekeeping Mode to check the current time and date, and to view your daily step count, your running distance for a specific month, and other information. Youcan also use this mode to configure HomeCity, alarm, and other basic timekeeping settings. Training Mode Use this mode to measure and record distance, elapsed time, pace, and other running data. Training Log Mode Use this mode to view recorded training log data. Year of First Release2021Price *average Amazon Price, we may earn commission from purchases$230Suitable for Wrist Size145 – 215 mmLineupG-SQUAD (A new sports line that supports your active life by managing your daily exercise using your watch and smartphone. All G-SHOCK G-SQUAD Watches →Full information *Colors, Detailed Specs, Photos, NewsGBD-200 Wiki Page →Relevant G-SHOCKs *by certain features#G-Shock-Digital, #G-Shock-StepCount, #G-Shock-Bluetooth, #G-Shock-2021 New features in GBD-200 *in comparison with previous series The first square MIP G-SHOCK (with not an entirely classic look but very close to it)The first square MIP G-SHOCK with Phone GPS and Running focusThe thinnest (15 mm) G-SHOCK in a G-SQUAD CollectionThe first square MIP G-SHOCK with an evident Military Look What we like in GBD-200 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesAmazing G-SHOCK Look in a sporty watch (differs significantly from Polar, Garmin, and alike)Excellent readability (very distinct numbers even in the shadow)Phone GPS can be used for critical Running measurements and similar sports activities (sync your watch via Bluetooth with a dedicated CASIO app and may monitor distance, speed, pace, and other calculated values)Power-efficient accelerometer (apart from GPS, you can use another way, less accurate but more power-efficient, of tracking your steps, distance, pace, speed, etc.)Timer for interval measurement (up to five-time settings) with auto-repeat feature (suitable for functional workouts and similar sports)Vibrator feature for notifications (vibrates to alert wearer of indicating time elapsed and calories burned during training, as well as to indicate receipt of Bluetooth®-connected smartphone calls, emails, and SNS messages.)Step Count Measurement (via energy-efficient 3-axis acceleration sensor). You can monitor your daily/weekly/monthly/6-month activity status by changing the screens in the watch.Push-friendly buttons (very convenient to use them)Amazing MIP screen adjustments (you can choose different screens with different data to be used as default)Calories consumption monitoringVery comfortable size and thickness (48.4 × 45.9 × 15 mm VS traditional 48.9 × 42.8 × 13.4 mm in DW-5600). The thinnest (15 mm) G-SHOCK in a G-SQUAD CollectionSuper Illuminator Light (a high-brightness LED that automatically lights up in the dark when the wearer’s arm is tilted)Smartphone Link/App Connectivity Features (for time sync and watch adjustments) What we don’t like in GBD–200 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesNo Solar Power and No Solar Assisted charging (only two years, but it is a good duration for such a functional watch, and the battery can be easily replaced manually)No in-built GPS (you can either use Phone GPS or an in-built accelerometer)No in-built Heart Rate SensorMIP display functions have fewer dynamics in comparison with traditional TN-LCD or STN-LCD (slower refresh rates, no milliseconds)It looks like the G-SHOCK MOVE APP will be outdated soonNo hourly signal (a simple feature, but we haven’t found it)Do not like our PROs & CONs? Let us know your ideas in the comments!Return to the listing ↑ G-SHOCK GSR-H1000 ★★★★★ Size★★★★★ Weight★★★★★ Functions★★★★★ Materials★★★★★ Battery Years★★★★ Price★★★★ Buy GSR-H1000 on Amazon Year of First Release2021Price *average Amazon Price, we may earn commission from purchases$525Suitable for Wrist Size145 – 215 mmLineupG-SQUAD (A new sports line that supports your active life by managing your daily exercise using your watch and smartphone. All G-SHOCK G-SQUAD Watches →Full information *Colors, Detailed Specs, Photos, NewsGSR-H1000 Wiki Page →Relevant G-SHOCKs *by certain features#G-Shock-Digital, #G-Shock-Bluetooth, #G-Shock-2021, #G-Shock-StepCount, #G-Shock-Heart-Rate-Monitor New features in GSR-H1000 *in comparison with previous series The first G-SHOCK with Run & Walk FocusThe first G-SHOCK that supports additional Motion Sensor (CMT-S20R-AS)The first G-SHOCK, which was developed together with ASICS’ sports engineering teamThe first G-SHOCK that supports dedicated apps Runmetrix & WalkmetrixThe first running G-SHOCK with Run & Walk Focus What we like in GSR-H1000 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesAmazing G-SHOCK Look in a Multi-Sport Watch (differs significantly from Polar, Garmin, and alike)Excellent readability (very distinct numbers even in the shadow)In-built Heart Rate Sensor (makes the watch more useful for sports activities, cardio load status monitoring, and calorie consumption)In-built GPS (used for distance, speed, pace, and other similar measurements)Step Count Measurement (via energy-efficient 3-axis acceleration sensor). You can monitor your daily/weekly/monthly/6-month activity status by changing the screens in the watch. Step reminder is also usefulSmartphone Link/App Connectivity Features (for time sync and watch adjustments)Runmetrix & Walkmetrix compatibleNotification function (incoming calls, incoming e-mails, new social media posts, calendar notifications, reminders)Super Illuminator Light (a high-brightness LED that automatically lights up in the dark when the wearer’s arm is tilted)Vibration function for notificationsExcellent MIP screen adjustments (you can choose different screens with different data to be used as default) What we don’t like in GSR-H1000 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesThe watch seems to be made for Japan only and supports Japanese appsThe watch seems to be an experimental model and is no longer producedVery heavy and big: 99g, 63 x 55 x 21.5 mm VS traditional 48.9 × 42.8 × 13.4 mm in DW-5600No Solar Power and No Solar Assisted chargingNo compass, atlimeter, thermometerStill not very competitive if to compare with professional running watchesNo advanced timersMIP display functions have fewer dynamics in comparison with traditional TN-LCD or STN-LCD (slower refresh rates, no milliseconds)No hourly signal (a simple feature, but we haven’t found it)Do not like our PROs & CONs? Let us know your ideas in the comments!Return to the listing ↑ G-SHOCK GBD-100 ★★★★ Size★★★ Weight★★★★Functions★★★★ Materials★★★★★ Battery Years★★Price★★★★ Buy GBD-100 on Amazon Some screen options of the GBD-100 MIP displayTimekeeping Mode You can use the Timekeeping Mode to check the current time and date, and to view your daily step count, your running distance for a specific month, and other information. You can also use this mode to configure Home City, alarm, and other basic timekeeping settings. Training Mode Use this mode to measure and record distance, elapsed time, pace, and other running data. Training Log Mode Use this mode to view recorded training log data. Year of First Release2020Price *average Amazon Price, we may earn commission from purchases$140Suitable for Wrist Size145 – 215 mmLineupG-SQUAD (A new sports line that supports your active life by managing your daily exercise using your watch and smartphone. All G-SHOCK G-SQUAD Watches →Full information *Colors, Detailed Specs, Photos, NewsGBD-100 Wiki Page →Relevant G-SHOCKs *by certain features#G-Shock-Digital, #G-Shock-StepCount, #G-Shock-Bluetooth, #G-Shock-2020 New features in GBD-100 *in comparison with previous series The first MIP Round G-SHOCK (after GPR-B1000) which is not very big (58.2 × 49.3 × 17 mm)The first MIP Round G-SHOCK with a reasonable price (not very expensive)The first MIP Round G-SHOCK with many Sport FeaturesThe first MIP Round G-SHOCK that can be used for Running What we like in GBD-100 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesAmazing G-SHOCK Look in a sporty watch (differs significantly from Polar, Garmin, and alike)Excellent readability (very distinct numbers even in the shadow)Phone GPS can be used for critical Running measurements and similar sports activities (sync your watch via Bluetooth with a dedicated CASIO app and may monitor distance, speed, pace, and other calculated values)Power-efficient accelerometer (apart from GPS, you can use another way, less accurate but more power-efficient, of tracking your steps, distance, pace, speed, etc.)Timer for interval measurement (up to five-time settings) with auto-repeat feature (suitable for functional workouts and similar sports)Vibrator feature for notifications (vibrates to alert wearer of indicating time elapsed and calories burned during training, as well as to indicate receipt of Bluetooth®-connected smartphone calls, emails, and SNS messages.)Step Count Measurement (via energy-efficient 3-axis acceleration sensor). You can monitor your daily/weekly/monthly/6-month activity status by changing the screens in the watch.Push-friendly buttons (very convenient to use them)Amazing MIP screen adjustments (you can choose different screens with different data to be used as default)Calories consumption monitoringComfortable size and thickness as for a sports watch (58.2 × 49.3 × 17 mm VS traditional 48.9 × 42.8 × 13.4 mm in DW-5600)Super Illuminator Light (a high-brightness LED that automatically lights up in the dark when the wearer’s arm is tilted)Smartphone Link/App Connectivity Features (for time sync and watch adjustments) What we don’t like in GBD-100 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesNo Solar Power and No Solar Assisted charging (only two years, but it is a good duration for such a functional watch, and the battery can be easily replaced manually)No in-built GPS (you can either use Phone GPS or an in-built accelerometer)No in-built Heart Rate SensorMIP display functions have fewer dynamics in comparison with traditional TN-LCD or STN-LCD (slower refresh rates, no milliseconds)It looks like the G-SHOCK MOVE APP will be outdated soonNo hourly signal (a simple feature, but we haven’t found it)Do not like our PROs & CONs? Let us know your ideas in the comments!Return to the listing ↑ G-SHOCK GBD-H1000 ★★★★★ Size★★★★ Weight★★★★Functions★★★★Materials★★★★★ Battery Years★★★★★ Price★★★★★ Buy GBD-H1000 on Amazon Some screen options of the GBD-H1000 MIP displayTimekeeping Mode You can use the Timekeeping Mode to check the current time and date, and to view your daily step count, your running distance for a specific month, your training status, and other information. You can also use this mode toconfigure Home City, alarm, and other basic timekeeping settings. Training Mode Use this mode to measure and record distance, elapsed time, pace, and other running data. Training Log Mode Use this mode to view recorded training log data. Year of First Release2020Price *average Amazon Price, we may earn commission from purchases$400Suitable for Wrist Size145 – 215 mmLineupG-SQUAD (A new sports line that supports your active life by managing your daily exercise using your watch and smartphone. All G-SHOCK G-SQUAD Watches →Full information *Colors, Detailed Specs, Photos, NewsGBD-H1000 Wiki Page →Relevant G-SHOCKs *by certain features#G-Shock-Digital, #G-Shock-Heart-Rate-Monitor, #G-Shock-StepCount, #G-Shock-Bluetooth, #G-Shock-Compass, #G-Shock-Barometer-and-Altimeter, #G-Shock-GPS, #G-Shock-Solar New features in GBD-H1000 *in comparison with previous series The first G-SHOCK with an in-built Heart Rate Sensor & in-built GPSThe first G-SHOCK with Running Focus (can be used by pros)The first and most functional G-SHOCK with MIP displayThe first G-SHOCK, where you can use the training plan feature (create new or use existing)The first sport G-SHOCK with MIP display & Solar Assisted charging What we like in GBD-H1000 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesAmazing G-SHOCK Look in a sporty watch (differs significantly from Polar, Garmin, and alike)Excellent readability (very distinct numbers even in the shadow)In-built Heart Rate Sensor (makes the watch more useful for sports activities, cardio load status monitoring, and calorie consumption)Phone GPS can be used for critical Running measurements and similar sports activities (sync your watch via Bluetooth with a dedicated CASIO app and may monitor distance, speed, pace, and other calculated values)Power-efficient accelerometer (apart from GPS, you can use another way, less accurate but more power-efficient, of tracking your steps, distance, pace, speed, etc.)Timer for interval measurement (up to five-time settings) with auto-repeat feature (suitable for functional workouts and similar sports)Vibrator feature for notificationsStep Count Measurement (via energy-efficient 3-axis acceleration sensor). You can monitor your daily/weekly/monthly/6-month activity status by changing the screens in the watch.Push-friendly buttons (very convenient to use them)Remarkable MIP screen adjustments (you can choose different screens with different data to be used as default)Notification function (smartphone call, email, and SMS receipt notifications for ease of checking even while exercising.)Super Illuminator Light (a high-brightness LED that automatically lights up in the dark when the wearer’s arm is tilted)Calories consumption monitoringAltimeter/Barometer, Compass, ThermometerReady running training plans availableSupport Strava (and other apps) syncSmartphone Link/App Connectivity Features (for time sync and watch adjustments) What we don’t like in GBD-H1000 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesSolar-assisted charging (enough for timekeeping mode, but not enough for sports modes)Thick (because of the Heart Sensor bulkiness: 20.4 mm VS traditional 13.4 mm in DW5600)Raw CASIO software (can bug at times, but they are improving it)No hourly signal (a simple feature, but we haven’t found it)It doesn’t support chest heart rate sensor for more accurate measurementMIP display functions have fewer dynamics in comparison with traditional TN-LCD or STN-LCD (slower refresh rates, no milliseconds)It still requires additional cable charging (which is relevant to all sports watches)It looks like the G-SHOCK MOVE APP will be outdated soonDo not like our PROs & CONs? Let us know your ideas in the comments!Return to the listing ↑ G-SHOCK GBX-100 Buy GBX-100 on Amazon Some screen options of the GBX-100 MIP displayTimekeeping Mode You can use the Timekeeping Mode to check the current time and date, and to view your daily step count, your running distance for a specific month, and other information. You can also use this mode to configure Home City, alarm, and other basic timekeeping settings. Training Mode Use this mode to measure and record distance, elapsed time, pace, and other running data. Training Log Mode Use this mode to view recorded training log data. Year of First Release2020Price *average Amazon Price, we may earn commission from purchases$190Suitable for Wrist Size145 – 215 mmLineupG-LIDE (Extreme Sports Line with Tide Graph, Moon Data, high tide and low tide times, and sunrise and sunset times. Designed and specifically made for the surfing market. Surfers like G-LIDE for unique surfing functions and for good water resistance.) All G-SHOCK G-LIDE Watches →Full information *Colors, Detailed Specs, Photos, NewsGBX-100 Wiki Page →Relevant G-SHOCKs *by certain features#G-Shock-Digital, #G-Shock-StepCount, #G-Shock-Bluetooth, #G-Shock-Tide-Graph New features in GBX-100 *in comparison with previous series The first G-LIDE G-SHOCK with MIP DisplayThe most functional G-LIDE G-SHOCKThe first MIP G-SHOCK in a Square CaseThe first G-LIDE G-SHOCK that can be used for RunningThe first G-LIDE G-SHOCK that contains Tide information and sunrise/sunset time for about 3300 locations around the world What we like in GBX-100 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesAmazing SQUARE G-SHOCK Look with a Tide Graph and Moon DataExcellent readability (very distinct numbers even in the shadow)There is much additional information on one screen (High/Low tide time, Sunrise/Sunset time, Moon Data, Tide Graph) apart from the current time. The watch is meant for surfingAccelerometer (for distance, speed, pace, and step count)Forged Stainless Steel Bezel (not all G-SHOCKs have it)Vibration notificationAuto-repeat Timer (number of repeats settable from 1 to 20). Good for functional activitiesSuper Illuminator Light (a high-brightness LED that automatically lights up in the dark when the wearer’s arm is tilted)Smartphone Link/App Connectivity Features (for time sync and watch adjustments) What we don’t like in GBX-100 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesNo Solar Power and No Solar Assisted charging (only two years on CR2032, but it is a good duration for such a functional watch, and the battery can be easily replaced manually)No in-built GPS (you can only use an in-built accelerometer, which is not as accurate as GPS)No in-built Heart Rate SensorIt looks like the G-SHOCK MOVE APP will be outdated soonOnly 60 minutes timerMIP display functions have fewer dynamics in comparison with traditional TN-LCD or STN-LCD (slower refresh rates, no milliseconds)Do not like our PROs & CONs? Let us know your ideas in the comments!Return to the listing ↑ G-SHOCK GPR-B1000 Buy GPR-B1000 on Amazon Some screen options of the GPR-B1000 MIP displayTimekeeping Mode This mode shows the current time and date. You can also use it to configure Home City, alarm, and other basic timekeeping settings. GPS Navigation Mode Use this mode to record routes that you travel and to check the bearing to your destination. You can also record your current location in watch memory. Barometer/Temperature Mode Use this mode to take barometric pressure and temperature readings for your current location. Year of First Release2018Price *average Amazon Price, we may earn commission from purchases$750Suitable for Wrist Size145 – 215 mmLineupPROFESSIONAL (G-SHOCK Professional Line includes watches that can really help you survive under hard, tough conditions. They are well equipped and have the best tough specs.) All G-SHOCK PROFESSIONAL Watches →Full information *Colors, Detailed Specs, Photos, NewsGPR-B1000 Wiki Page →Relevant G-SHOCKs *by certain features#G-Shock-Digital, #G-Shock-Bluetooth, #G-Shock-Solar, #G-Shock-GPS, #G-Shock-Compass, #G-Shock-Barometer-and-Altimeter New features in GPR-H1000 *in comparison with previous series The first G-SHOCK with MIP DisplayThe first G-SHOCK with in-built GPS (for distance tracking)The first G-SHOCK with MIP Display and Sapphire crystal glassThe first G-SHOCK with Ceramic Case BackThe first G-SHOCK with both Solar Power & Wireless Charging What we like in GPR-H1000 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesAmazing Aggressive G-SHOCK LookExcellent readability (very distinct numbers even in the shadow)Survival Kit: Altimeter/Barometer, Digital compass, Thermometer & GPS navigationSunrise sunset time display (and for specific dates)GPS Navigation (Activity logs (up to 20 logs), track display (wide area map/magnified map switching), start-to-destination direct distance, bearing to destination, destination setting from Point Memory recordings, backtrack, activity time measurement, log use status)Amazing MIP screen adjustments (you can choose different screens with different data to be used as default)Push-friendly buttons (very convenient to use them)Super Illuminator Light (a high-brightness LED that automatically lights up in the dark when the wearer’s arm is tilted)24 hours TimerSmartphone Link/App Connectivity Features (for time sync and watch adjustments)Strong shockproof, dust and mud proof, cold temperature resistant, waterproof body What we don’t like in GPR-H1000 *by casiofanmag editors with 10+ years of experience writing about CASIO watchesSolar-assisted charging (enough for timekeeping mode, but not enough GPS modes)Very, very big. 60.3 × 57.7 × 20.2 mm while traditional G-SHOCK size is 48.9 × 42.8 × 13.4 mm (in DW-5600)No calories monitoringIt doesn’t have special for Running & similar sports functionsNo Step Tracker (only GPS navigation, which is very power-consuming)No Heart Rate SensorNo notificationsNo vibrationIt seems to be no longer produced (information by 2023)Do not like our PROs & CONs? 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