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Question: How & where do you have to go to replace the battery?  What is it's normal "life span?"
Document: The watch is a little bulky for me as I have small wrists, but for the GPS on the golf course it is great and that was my reason for purchasing it. However, after 18 holes of golf the battery goes low and needs to be charged after every use. When leaving it on &#34;time&#34; mode it doesn't go down as fast. It almost always has to be charged every day if not using it.
Helping me make choices on the course. Battery life only lasts one round, unfortunately...light weight and adjustable strap is great.
Great unit if all u are looking for is yardage to the front, middle and back of green. Long battery life, free member ship with no fees until Dec 31, yardage is always on and fast updating. Very comfortable to wear and priced @  $127.46 from golfclubs.com
bought this watch to wear for golf only, and now I wear it all the time....looks great, comfortable band, and battery life has not been a problem, even through a recent brutally long 6 hour Saturday afternoon round ... yardage is almost dead on all the time, has helped a lot in my game
Have not gotten to use the gps much but it seems to work well. I dont know why anyone would worry about the battery life. Granted i have used the gps sparingly but have not had to charge it since the initial charge out of the box. I have had it for months now and am have only lost one bar from the battery meter
Great watch and accurate! Good deal now since it offers free life membership and can be had for around $150 if you do your homework. Battery life is fine - won't last two rounds but plenty of juice for one. Software and documentation is a little goofy/lacking but I can say that about most electronics these days - you've got to figure some stuff on your own.
Still no fix.Other problems with this watch:- It seems to take a long time to find the GPS satellites. When it does, you need to be alert to choose your course or start your odometer as the alert beep on the watch is not very loud. So, I am spending a lot of time looking at the watch after starting to see if the GPS is connected.- Battery life (as in other watches) is very limited.
Pros:Accurate distancesComfortable to wearCons:Short battery life don&#8217;t even think about playing 32Slow to locate courseRound timer difficult to reset.If I was to buy again I would look at other brands. The short battery life is a pain. So far I&#8217;ve only played under 4 and half hour rounds not sure it will make that dreaded 6 hour round that you run into on occasion.
I got this for my daughter for Christmas. The contacts on the back of the watch seem to attract and hold sweat, so you have to use a golf tee and scrape them clean before each charge or the watch won't charge. Also, the battery life is terrible. One round and a little practice and that's it. During my daughter's recent tournament, it started registering higher yardages as we went along instead of reducing as we approached the pin. We tried to re-set it, didn't work.
SkyCaddie has to tell people the they charge a fee to use the darn watch. I returned it as soon as it came in. Did not realize it you have to pay an extra fee to turn it on and use it.for a $200 watch and a yearly fee?. for $50 more get a Garmin s3 with a touch screen/dog legs and green view. Go to hell SkyCaddie!! !
Answer: no