 This actually isn't the first time that Casio has sponsored us. We did a couple spots for their ProTrak WSD-F20 last year, and I put it on for the photos, and then basically just never took it off. So if you were just here for the answer to the question in the title, I guess that's it. The Casio ProTrak WSD-F20. If you want to find out exactly what it is that I like about it, then you can stick around for a little while. By Casio's own account, the WSD-F20A, which is blue rather than orange like my old one, is made for people who sound absolutely nothing like me. It's got a ton of features that are designed for outdoorsy folks, like built-in GPS, including GLONASS and Michibiki support. It's got an altimeter, an atmospheric pressure sensor, a built-in tide graph and fishing time calculator, and the ability to see your location on your watch, either in near real time or at six minute intervals, on a full color map with topography and other notable locations marked. So I guess that's the deal with the $400 price tag. Compared to other rugged outdoor products, it's actually not even outlandishly expensive, and it does reasonably well as a rugged item, with rated water resistance down to 50 meters, temperature resistance down to minus 10 degrees Celsius, and a mil-standard A10G design. Of course, I've never used any of that stuff. So the reasons why I like it. Number one, I actually get a lot of compliments on the look, even though I've never really done a big watch before, and I have kind of small arms and kind of small hands, but people seem to like it. Number two, compared to other watches that I've owned, it's held up really well to everyday wear and tear. It still looks basically like the day I got it, and if you compare that to my poor Huawei watch, or worse yet, that Asus ZenWatch that I accidentally took scuba diving, you'll see why exactly that would be an accomplishment. Number three, the battery life is fantastic, since it's got a big battery designed for using features like GPS, and I never used them. So you can actually expect as little as eight hours if you're updating your location every second, but you'll get one day with more reasonable GPS update times, and I get two. So that's tremendous. And number four, this was actually the thing that really sold me on it. I am a very forgetful person, and I don't always remember to plug in the magnetic charger every couple of days or pack it with me when I'm traveling, and so whenever I forget, the WSD-F20 has two stacked LCD displays. It's got a full color one that has all the Android Wear nonsense on it, so you got your Play Store and all this kind of stuff, and then there is actually a second monochrome display, and you're gonna see the lit one is going to go away in a second here, that's just a normal watch display. That way, if your battery does run out, you can still tell the time, and it lasts for about a week from my experience in this mode. So that's pretty much it. All I could really come up with was telling you guys about my experience using this thing for the last six months, and you can check out more details about the Casio ProTrek Smart at the link in the video description. So thanks for watching, guys. If you disliked this video, you can hit that button, but if you liked it, hit like, get subscribed, or maybe consider checking out where to buy the stuff we featured. Also down there is our merch store, which has cool shirts like this one, and our community forum, which you should totally join.