Apple Watch Series 8 [GPS, 45mm] - Midnight Aluminum Case with Midnight Sport Band, M/L (Renewed)

Received the watch the next day. Packaging is as everyone else stated, plain white box with a bag containing watch and band separately. The band was brand new. The watch itself was flawless in appearance and had 94% battery health. Out of the box, I used the USB C cord that came with it and brick from my iPhone charger. Immediately showed the charging image and took approximately 10 minutes to turn on. Connecting took less than 5 minutes to pair and set up. Perfect experience. Would recommend to anyone and everyone based on my experience alone.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this 2nd watch 8months ago as a refurbished item, and I wasn’t sure at first, but it’s definitely worth the purchase. It’s been working perfectly, and it looked brand new..no scratches or anything. Very happy with my buy!

Great watch! Works great. Still figuring it out but so far I love it

Purchased an Apple Watch series 8 -45mm in “excellent” condition. Under the guidelines for excellent condition it has to meet the requirements of a scratch free screen, no visible imperfections (skuffs, scratches, etc) from 12 inches away, and 80% battery health. It has no scratches on the screen and 86% battery health which is great. However, it has lots of skuff marks on the body. Not all are visible with my camera in the photos. From 12 inches away you can most definitely still see two of the deeper/ larger scratches. The seller was “woot” which had the best reputation I found with 96% positive reviews at the time. I chose this seller specifically for that reason. I feel this was in good condition, not excellent. For that I’m very disappointed. I didn’t want to pay that price for it to not be in excellent condition.

I love my apple watch, so this was just an upgrade, but one I was very happy with. It is super durable, and the screen is a nice size to be large enough to use, but not overwhelming.I do think apple is starting to lag behind Whoop and Oura for pure health features, but if you want something that is an extension of your phone, this is impossible to beat!

I just got this today. I bought it for my boyfriend on his birthday next week. I tried it first, it took my hours to set up because I need to update new IOS. I’m so surprised because the battery is 98% but it goes down pretty quick tho. I need to wait until tomorrow to check again. I have an Apple watch rn and mine was about 3 years old, my battery at 83% but it takes about 2 days to run out of battery. Anyway, everything is good, it looks really new, no scratches, no nothing. The size is perfect for my boyfriend wrist. I like it, I would buy 1 more for my mom in the future.

Absolutely love my new Apple Watch,no scratches came in perfect condition works amazing charging good,battery life is all day till the next day,easy to pair works great with my iPhone 14 Plus

Physical condition was totally fine in appearance, no scratches or anything. But things you should know:1. The battery health shows max charge of 83%, which is not great. According to the Amazon Renewed info page, this falls short of the "Premium" and "Excellent" condition, placing it in the "Good" category if we only look at battery health metric.2. The charging cable it came with is terrible, super cheap and takes ages to charge. It may be "good enough" to do in a pinch, but expecting to spend an additional $30 or so for a proper one (especially considering the limited battery capacity).3. The ECG works on only about 1/10 attempts. The rest of the time it glitches out. Idk whether this issue is on Apple's end with an unreliable app, or whether the hardware supporting this feature is degraded on the device itself. I suspect the internals to measure this are fragile and susceptible to damage from drops.4. Verizon customers, beware: I have been unable to connect cellular service (see image). Unclear whether this is an issue on Verizon's end, or if the "Renewing" process didn't also clear up associations with the device's IMEI number (i.e. it's already been bound to another carrier or something). I have an iPhone SE (3rd gen), which, according to both Apple and Verizon, should be fully compatible.Considering: Is it worth the hassle of returning this one and ordering another? How likely is it that the next one will be any better?