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JUAN ALVAREZ MARTINEZ
Reviewed in Mexico on April 4, 2025
excelente producto calidad precio y con superluminova quedo super mi reloj
Tjerk
Reviewed in the Netherlands on May 6, 2024
Nice small size, nothing more than you need
Alexandru Cibotari
Reviewed in Canada on December 13, 2023
So tiny that you would need a magnifying glass to be able to see and above all it didn't even work.
Zyn ski
Reviewed in Canada on March 19, 2022
Unfortunately the poor thing can't take being jostled around for very long before it starts to hang up on itself.
Placeholder
Reviewed in India on August 18, 2021
Good
XSFA
Reviewed in Canada on February 21, 2020
I have only used the compass once so far for a half day navigation exercise but it was in sub zero temperatures on snow shoes through the woods. It works pretty well for what it is and for the price. I would never try to use it as a primary navigation tool but as a backup device and for quickly checking confirming the general direction it actually works pretty well. I wouldn't pay much for this wrist compass. It has a filmsy and horribly cheap wrist band and it is not designed for longevity or hard use but for what it is and under $10 it serves a purpose. 4 stars.
Mary-Ellen K.
Reviewed in Canada on January 22, 2018
Points my son in the direction he wants to go. He is very happy with it.
Marianne Henderson
Reviewed in Canada on June 8, 2016
I wanted something small to keep in my handbag and this serves the purpose perfectly. It works when I need it and that's all I want it to do :)
DeBaie Family
Reviewed in Canada on May 6, 2016
Not bad For the price
Justin
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 17, 2016
A lot more expensive than buying one from China on eBay (but I read they are more often than not demagnetized by the time they arrive), but had this a few months now and it's good. On my wrist every day (I removed the Velcro and attached it to my G-Shock) and it's still points to North (I check it off my phone and a large compass). It may be ever so slightly out, but it will still take you in the right direction. I figure this is more down to the size than a magnetization issue.
Raymond Middleton
Reviewed in Canada on June 14, 2015
I always carry two compasses when in the woods, one in pocket, one on wrist. Especially prefer wrist compass when I'm in the wilderness in either my kayak or canoe since it more convenient to take a quick 'fix'. This is a handy compass - very lightweight and comfortable. Supposedly luminous dial only glows in the dark if I shine my mag-light on it first, but for me this is hardly an issue since I don't paddle in the middle of the night. Will probably buy another to keep as an emergency spare in my tackle box. Worth the money.
Uwe Peters
Reviewed in Germany on July 30, 2012
Sicher kann ich den Kompass nicht mit meinen div. viel teureren Peilkompanden vergleichen. Das die Nadel aber bei seitlichen Bewegungen eine andere Richtung anzeigt (vermutlich durch nicht mittige Montage der Nadel) ist ein K.O. Kriterium.Bei meinem Suunto Tauchkompass hatte ich ein ähnliches Problem; die Nadel hing in manchen Richtungen etwas schräg. Allerdings wurde die Richtung im Gegensatz zu diesem Modell immer noch korrekt angezeigt. Hatte mir eine grobes Peilvermögen für eine meiner Armbanduhren vorgestellt (+/- 15°). Aber dieses Teil ist absolut unbrauchbar. Werde es beim nächsten Cachen in einer Dose entsorgen; vielleicht hat ein Kind noch Freude daran.
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