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Reviews (3)
Apr 13, 2016
Simple and slim, high quality time piece.
This is the third 572LSXM that I own. The second one was bought to replace the original that I had, which was decommissioned due to it's deteriorating aesthetic condition. It still ticks, it's just been beat up, chipped and heavily scratched from use. I bought this third watch because it was a very good deal on eBay, and Skagen doesn't make the 572, or anything like it, anymore. It will make a great backup if my second 572 ever dies.
I like the watch because it has a very simple design, and it's extremely slim. Very much opposite of the oversized, gizmo adorned barnacles that seem to be trending right now. Anybody can make a clock with five dials that's half an inch thick. It takes a bit more skill to slim a watch down to the point where it looks like a half dollar coin sitting on your wrist. Skagen watches also have a lifetime warranty, regardless of who the original purchaser was.
Apr 13, 2016
This little guy is seriously kickass
3 of 3 found this helpful I'm a PC technician and I bought this to use as a recovery tool. I've loaded a bootable, menu driven ISO loader onto it along with ISO images for Windows installation, data recovery programs, live Linux distros and several other live ISOs, and I still have space left over.
It's extremely slim physically and most people are surprised that I've got so much on it. It's plenty fast enough for running a live operating system from it, or for installing Windows from it. Transferring large files to it is about average for USB 3.0. It's far faster than the cheap ones from China, but not quite as fast as the drives that are built for speed.
This drive actually has an activity light too. the SanDisk logo on the face of the drive slowly blinks red when there's activity. You can't even tell it has a light until it lights up. Thankfully it's not bright or annoying like some others. It's a very cool design. I will buy more of these when I have the need.
Oct 27, 2015
Good Little Jabber
I'm not one for writing reviews but this little guy was an exceptional value, so I figured I'd make an exception for it.
It's very small, smaller even than the pictures suggest. It's also very light and it's hardly noticeable in my ear. In fact, the only time I notice it is when it gets a little sideways and lightly touches my face. If it weren't for that I'd probably forget to take it out.
For shorter calls I can use it without the earhook and it stays in just fine. However on longer calls, or if I'm being rude and having a snack while on the phone, it tends to come loose on its own. The earhook would prevent this from happening, but unfortunately I've lost that little piece, so I have to readjust it every so often on longer phone calls.
Caution should be used when adjusting it while on a call because you could accidentally push the button on the end and hang up on people, something I've done once or twice.
The speaker is very clear and sounds exactly like my Moto X. The microphone is actually better than the one in my phone and people say that I'm much more clear when using the Jabra. A side effect of that is the Jabra microphone picks up all of the ambient sounds around you. Every last one of them, from music in the car, to kitchen noises, to bodily functions.
The range is far better than I expected from something so small. I often forget my phone on my desk and go into the kitchen (30ft away and around a corner) and it's never dropped the Bluetooth connection. If I start to get too far away, the audio will begin to sound compressed, and then I remember that I haven't got my phone in my pocket.
The only thing I don't like about the device doesn't actually have anything to do with the device itself. It's the app that goes along with it. The only reason I wanted the app is to be able to tell what percent of the battery I have left. But I had to install two apps, one core support package, and the actual app you use. Then the app insisted on staying in my notification bar and wouldn't go away unless I disabled or uninstalled it. Also, to read the Jabra's remaining battery life, sometimes I had to disconnect and pair the device again. Needless to say, I uninstalled the stupid app(s) and I just charge the little guy every night and it's been fine so far.
I'll definitely get another Jabra device in the future if I break or loose this one.
(No, I didn't misspell Jabber in the title)