Soleus GPS Turbo Women's Digital Running Watch

I really like this watch! It is the first gps watch I have owned so I have nothing to compare it to.I think it is a great value for the price, although when I bought it, it was under $40 I believe. I have had it for over a year now and it has been working just fine. It is simple and once you read the instructions (which are a little basic) you can figure out how to use it.I only use it for running to track my pace, time and distance through the gps feature which can either track distance in kilometers or miles and it notifies you of your time for each lap which is also a nice feature. The only trouble I have had with the gps being inaccurate is when it catches signal while under trees, so you definitely want to be in an open area when you turn the gps on. I have had the issue (And this is mostly because I haven't figured out how exactly but I am sure there is a way) with the gps not shutting off after my run and therefore draining the battery. What I have to do is plug it in right away... on occasion I somehow push the right buttons and it goes off.It is a little big and bulky on my wrist but that is just because I have very small wrists! This is not a huge problem however just something to consider if you think it would be a problem for you.

I would give it a zero. The instruction “manual “ is not helpful. After 45 minutes, the only thing i could set was the time. I watched several online videos and an hour and a half later, I had accomplished nothing but a waste of precious time. This doesn’t even mention the time spent standing outside with my left arm in the air trying to get a gps signal( which I never did). They say you get what you pay for but who pays for s headache and loss of two hours. Total garbage !!!

works well on runs. i got this to use the gps to track my routes and times and the watch works great. the problem is with connecting the prongs of the charging device to the watch. it is hard to see when connecting and it takes about 4 times before the connection is good enough to upload the data to my computer. despite the inconvenience i'm overall happy with the product.

It's a good watch, does everything, BUT data downloads are a joke, the software just plain don't work. If you're after a GPS watch to map your run then I'd look elsewhere. What I do love about this watch is the silent vibrating alarm(s) which doesn't disturb sleeping companions and the bright nightlight which is easy to read in the dark (for 20 seconds). Overall very good. Download the manual from their website which seems to be written in reverse (start at the back).

As soon as I attempted to download the software to actually use this watch my computer blew up with virus notifications. It will no longer boot up. Cool looking watch but the software is a virus and will instantly destroy your computer.

The battery is very strong, I use this watch only for running several times a week and I charge it once in 3 weeks or a month. Operating through the modes is a bit sophisticated, it needs months to finaly learn what means what in acronym menu, and unfortunately the instructions are not any help. I would love more detailed instructions that explain each mode, it's functions and options and define acronyms.

Useless directions. No online support. Menus make no sense.Just a paperweight now.

I have had the Soleus GPS turbo watch for a few weeks now. It has been good for a bang for buck GPS running watch. It keeps pace, speed, and distance which is great for training. The only downsides are that it’s a bit hard to navigate the watch features and the initial set-up to link to Strava isn’t intuitive or user friendly. That being said it does everything you need for half the price of a Garmin watch.