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Casio G-SHOCK RANGEMAN Solar-Assisted GPS Navigation GPR-B1000-1 Mens

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Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
Continuation StatusNo
Package Size7.87 x 5.51 x 4.25 inches; 5.01 Ounces
Item NumberGPR-B1000-1JR
Target AudienceMens
Battery1 Lithium Metal battery included
Release DateFebruary 23, 2018
Produced byCasio
BrandCasio
Serial NumberGPR-B1000-1JR
Launch Year2018
Screen TypeDigital
Clasp TypeTang Buckle
Diameter of Case58 mm
Thickness of Case20.2 mm
Strap MaterialPlastic
Strap Width20 mm
Strap ColorBlack
Face ColorBlack
Unique FeaturesWaterproof
Product Weight5.01 Ounces
Timekeeping MechanismQuartz
Water ResistanceUp to 100 Meters

Frequently asked questions

The Casio G-SHOCK RANGEMAN features a solar panel on the face of the watch, which captures light to charge the built-in battery. This solar-assisted charging system is designed to extend the battery life of the device, ensuring that its GPS and other functions remain operational even with minimal exposure to light. For best results, it is recommended to expose the watch to sunlight regularly. However, artificial light sources can also contribute to charging, albeit at a slower rate.

Yes, the Casio G-SHOCK RANGEMAN is equipped with a built-in GPS navigation system that allows it to be used independently of a smartphone. It can display your current location on a digital map, track movements, and navigate to specified locations using just the watch. This makes it an excellent tool for outdoor activities where carrying a phone may not be convenient or possible.

The G-SHOCK RANGEMAN is designed for maximum durability and resilience in harsh environments. It features a shock-resistant structure, water resistance up to 200 meters, and resistance to mud and dust. The watch is also built to withstand extreme temperatures, making it suitable for a wide range of outdoor and adventurous activities. Its rugged construction ensures that it can endure tough conditions without compromising functionality.

Beyond its GPS and solar-assisted charging capabilities, the Casio G-SHOCK RANGEMAN offers a variety of features to assist in outdoor adventures and everyday activities. These include a triple sensor that provides a compass, altimeter/barometer, and thermometer; Bluetooth connectivity for syncing with a smartphone to receive notifications, and automatic time adjustment; a step tracker; sunrise and sunset times; and a tide graph. These features are designed to provide valuable information for exploring the outdoors or just staying connected and informed.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.


The Casio G-Shock watch series, particularly the GPR-B1000 model, garners high praise for its rugged design, exceptional GPS functionality, and plethora of features tailored for outdoor adventures. While it boasts durability, a comfortable wear despite its size, and a long battery life, its hefty price tag and lack of smartwatch features like heart rate monitoring or text message notifications are noted. This watch stands out for those prioritizing survival tools and precise timekeeping over daily smart notifications.

Pros

  • 🌟 Exceptional durability and designed for outdoor adventures
  • 📍 Excellent GPS functionality with quick connection after initial use
  • 🔋 Long battery life and comfortable wear, even on smaller wrists
  • 📱 Connects to smartphones for GPS tracking without smartwatch distractions

Cons

  • 💸 High price point
  • ⌚ Heavier and bulkier compared to standard watches – might not suit everyone
  • 🚫 Lacks smartwatch features like heart rate monitoring or receiving texts

Should I Buy It?

For outdoor enthusiasts looking for a durable, reliable watch with superior GPS capabilities and who don't mind the lack of smart notifications or a high price, the Casio G-Shock GPR-B1000 is a worthwhile investment. However, if you're seeking comprehensive smartwatch functionalities or a more affordable option, this might not be the ideal choice.


  • Fantastic
Simply awesome watch, it’s large but doesn’t feel large after a few minutes of wearing it, I have a 6 3/4" wrist, I put the GPS to the test and performed as advertised, flawlessly, it is pricey, would love it more it was a tad less but no complaints, this watch is a survival tool and could keep you out of trouble when venturing outdoors in places not know to you, not really made to wear everyday even dough I can see guys wanting to do precisely that; the watch is solid with a hefty weight, it’s loaded with features but keep in mind this is NOT a smart watch that’s gonna give you a step count, calories burned or receive texts, the primary use of this watch besides giving you the time of day is the awesome GPS, I guess you can call it an adventure watch. It connects to your smartphone via the G-Shock connect app, it’s easy and it sets up everything you need to do; it keeps precise tracking and has a backtrack feature that allows to return to your staring point should you get lost, definitely recommend this watch for it can someday save your life... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2020 by Amazon Customer

  • This is the typical great watch from Casio.
I will start by saying that I'm a huge fan of the Casio G-Shock line. I have the Mudmaster GWG-1000, and the Pro Trek WSD-F20 which has a very nice screen but no battery life. I compared this to all my GPS watches including the Garmin fenix 5X and then just realized that you can't compare this watch to anything else because it's in a class all by itself (which is neither good or bad). I know that it's only a couple of millimeters thicker and wider than my Mudmaster, but it feels and looks larger, thicker, and heavier, which I do like. It feels great on the wrist and this has to be the most comfortable strap that has ever been made for a G-Shock! Even with the carbon fiber reinforcement (which you can see through a clear coat on the back of the strap) it is so comfortable, I have actually forgotten that it was on my wrist. It has a battery life that is far superior to any other GPS watch I own. The fenix 5X has really good battery life, but this one, with its no-frills monochrome screen, holds the battery life almost indefinitely. The recharging attachment snaps easily onto the back of the watch and it charges very quickly. The ceramic back of the watch is impressive, and my understanding is that it helps with inductive charging and also quicker and easier GPS reception; regardless, it is pretty neat and very comfortable. It would be nice to have a larger screen, but I also understand that there has to be space for the solar charging panel. The onboard menus are easy to navigate and intuitive. The phone based software app needs some upgrading and the limitations are too many to go into with this review. One issue I had was that I made adjustments to the watch from the phone app (such as changing the altitude from meters to feet, the temp from Celsius to Fahrenheit, etc.) and only some of the changes actually worked. This happened with every attempt, so what I ended-up doing was just going into the submenus and making the changes on the watch. This resulted in the changes actually remaining. The other thing is that this watch does not have any ability to measure heart rate or steps and although it does connect with the software on your phone, it doesn't receive texts or messages like a 'smart' watch (the Pro Trek WSD-F20 and Garmin do receive messages, etc.). That was when I realized that this watch isn't trying to be a smart watch, it's just a watch that you'd really want if you were stranded somewhere, especially where there was no cellular signal. The watch in no way 'relies' on the software on the phone and what I mean by this is that when connected to the phone, you cannot manipulate any screens on the watch; you must actually disconnect the watch from the phone app to use it. This makes it a pure survivalist watch that I would want to have if I was out in the middle of nowhere. As far as the GPS goes, I was actually disappointed when I first connected because it took over 5 minutes of sitting in the same place, outside, to connect. For whatever reason, during and after the 3rd connection, it now connects very quickly. My Garmin fenix is by far the quickest and connects indoors without any windows nearby in less than 10-15 seconds, and now this watch connects just as fast if not faster than my Garmin. I don't know why it took so long the first couple of times, but ever since my 3rd attempt to connect, it now connects in just a couple of seconds even if I'm indoors with no windows around. The GPS is just as accurate and precise as any other watch or handheld on the market and you can download the activities onto your phone/iPad and use either topographic or satellite maps to show your activity which is pretty cool. I'm sure that as this watch is on the market for a longer period of time, the software will get better and better, as with most products. Garmin has the best software on the market, but again, this is not a smart watch designed for exercise, etc. or to compete with those types of platforms. Overall, this is a great watch and although very expensive at over $900.00 (almost twice as much as I paid for the Pro Trek or Garmin) I would say is worth the price. I actually like that it doesn't need to be connected to a phone and works all on its own. It's also nice that it doesn't send/receive texts or emails from my phone; if I want that feature, I can use one of my other two watches. I like this watch for everyday wear and will use it in my routine rotation of watches. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2018 by Sonny F(tr)

  • Outstanding for those who demand extreme toughness and precise accuracy ng. Worth every penny.
I am a bit of a watch aficionado. And time is an obsession with me. I spend a lot of money on my watches and this one was not too expensive...compared to others. But it is a GShock. Top of the line and after a couple of months I can say I truly love it. Having it auto sync by GPS to ensure high precision timing is very important to me. The GPS tracking feature is somewhat primitive. It's a "breadcrumb" tracker. In the outback it's all you need. If you can afford this one you will not be disappointed! Prepare for it to be pretty noticeable on your wrist. I'm 6'3...so it fits me. Smaller men and women may take some getting used to the size. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2021 by J. R. McGee

  • Amazing watch, a must buy
I was a little hesitant to get this watch since I have very small wrists. I still decided to get it anyway because I loved everything about it. I do not regret my decision. This watch looks amazing and it is comfortable to wear. It is a lot lighter than I expected it to be and it looks powerful and capable. No other watch on the market delivers quality and toughness combined with great survival features as the new Rangeman does. I have enjoyed it tremendously and I am looking forward to many years of adventures with this amazing piece. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2020 by Santiago

  • Great Watch, High Price, but good Quality
I love this watch. Has all of the features I wanted, looks good, solid construction. The price is high but seems fair. What I HATE about this watch is the metal band that holds the end of the watch strap down always slides down the watch and the end of the band hangs and flops around and drives me nuts. They should have used a rubber retainer for the end of the watch band instead of a metal one. The battery lasts a long time if you dont use the gps ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2021 by RobbieBakerrr RobbieBakerrr

  • The best watch ever!!!!!!!
I have several watches, and I can say without any doubt that this beast is the best watch in the world !!!!! It looks great on the wrist, and very comfortable to wear despite its size. I have received many compliments. In one of the comments, someone commented that it only resists 20 meters under water, but it is a bad interpretation, because this beast resists 200 meters under water, or what is equal to 20 BAR. Do not get confused with this. Buy it, you will not regret it !!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2019 by GOLD

  • Nice watch however highly overpriced!!
Way overpriced!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2021 by david van fossen

  • Casio GPR-B1000
First I want to say thank you to the seller. The shipping was really fast from Japan to South Africa. Received the watch in a very good condition as well. I'm in position with few different G-shock watches like the MRG-G1000, MTG-G1000, GPW G1000 and GW-9400J which I recently bought from this exact same seller. Must say comparing it to my collection this watch is really awesome and outstanding with all the available futures for camping and hiking. This G-shock is highly recommended and as well the seller for his very fast shipping. Well done!!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2019 by Hardus Hardus

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