Name: Q Wander
Brand: Fossil
SKU: 8310
Rating: 4.0 (33 reviews)

2.9

based on all reviews

is newer and better than the previous chipsets
strong design and improved performance
The screen is bright and clear

the twisted design around the screen calms down the style compared
no heart rate monitor on either
White noise or no noise

Case diameter: 44 mm

Fossil Q Wander - Pros & Cons

is newer and better than the previous chipsets
strong design and improved performance
The screen is bright and clear
Navigation is smooth and loads times are fast
The performance of this watch is convincing
It is solid for everyday use and can resist water splashes
better sound performance and enhancement
renewable and portable energy
The OS also makes it easy to change the watch face
enough computing resources for a smooth operation of the smartwatch

the twisted design around the screen calms down the style compared
no heart rate monitor on either
White noise or no noise
small
some features may not work properly
it is lacking in some areas
it doesn't have sleep tracking or heart rate tracking
There is no ambient light sensor in the device
a small tire at the bottom of the screen
neither watch includes an optical heart-rate sensor
non-circular face is not very pleasant on the eye
fast Qi charging as included in some phones
to Google s stranglehold on Android Wear
will likely have to charge the watches daily
ridiculously large wireless charger
Third-party repair stores charge very little for screen replacements
newer iPhones are still a bit expensive
only Authorized Apple Service Providers can order official iPhone parts
NVIDIA Shield TV so Expensive
the bezel does not rotate
slightly darker
Q Marshal will only make it through a day on a charge
screen drags the rest of the watch down with it
Wander 2 is able to keep track of only a few fitness data
you cannot send your fitness data to other third-party apps other than Google Fit
It is not just a timepiece
do suffer and the viewing angle is rather limited
It is not an ideal fitness tracker
drown smaller wrists in a sea of casing

Fossil - Video Reviews (9)

Fossil Q Wander/Q Marshal hands-on review

Fossil Q Wander - Full Specifications

RAM Memory	128.0 mB

Case diameter	1.73 in
Replaceable wrist bands	yes
Watch case material	Metal
Wrist band material	Leather

Charging connection	Wireless

Notifications	Apps Incoming Call Text Message
Incoming notification options	View Icon Only

Operating system	Android 4.4+ iOS 8+
Smartphone remote features	Voice Control

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Fossil Q Wander Fossil - Editorial Reviews (8)

1.7

Based on 8 reviews

Fossil Q Wander Fossil Q Wander/Q Marshal hands-on review: Second generation style

Recombu

Published: 05.09.2016

Fossil Q Wander/Q Marshal hands-on review: Second generation style

Fossil Q Wander/Q Marshal hands-on review: We spent time with some of the newest smartwatches on the block, the Fossil Q Wander and Fossil Q Marshal.

Wareable

Published: 03.11.2016

Fossil Q Wander review

3.0

Fossil has been making good on its promise to launch 100 wearables by the end of the year. Under the Fossil banner, we've already seen offerings from Michae...

Fossil Q Wander Hands on: Fossil Q Wander and Q Marshal

Digital Trends

Published: 04.09.2016

Hands on: Fossil Q Wander and Q Marshal

Fossil got its feet wet with the Q Founder, and now it has the Q Marshal and the Q Wander. We go hands on with these two gorgeous Android Wear smartwatches.

Fossil Q Wander Fossil Q Marshal Smartwatch Review: Not Even a Pretty Face

Tom's Guide

Published: 01.06.2017

Fossil Q Marshal Smartwatch Review: Not Even a Pretty Face

2.0

This Android Wear 2.0 watch places looks ahead of features, but it's brought down by a last-generation display.

Fossil Q Wander Hands on: Fossil Q Wander review

TechRadar

Published: 11.07.2018

Hands on: Fossil Q Wander review

A slim line smartwatch for daintier wrists

Ausdroid

Published: 03.10.2016

Fossil Q Wander - Review - Ausdroid

There were very few, if any, traditional watch manufacturers that jumped onboard the Android Wear bandwagon when Google released it in 2014. 2015 didn’t see much of a change from that, although there were many rumours about different watch manufacturers joining the Android Wear party. 2016 seems to be the year where the watch manufacturers […]