Deal | Casio G-Shock DW-H5600 rugged fitness watch with heart tracking gets a massive 30% discount
G-Shock watches are known for their bold, rugged aesthetics and extreme durability, but they’re not usually the first choice for those seeking a watch with robust fitness tracking capabilities. However, the company does have a solid offering in the G-Shock Move DW-H5600-1 that combines the best of both worlds: the ruggedness of a G-Shock and powerful fitness tracking. And with the watch currently down to its lowest price, it’s certainly worth a closer look.
The G-Shock Move DW-H5600-1 is currently marked down by 30% on Amazon, dropping from $299 to just $209.30. While it can often be found for $268 on Amazon, it has never dropped below $245, making this its lowest price ever. If you prefer something more striking, the DW-H5600-7 in white color is also on sale, currently marked down to $239.20 from its regular $299 price. Except for the color difference, both models are otherwise identical.
Key features
- MIP LCD with Super Illuminator LED
- Case and bezel made out of bio-based resin
- Heart rate measurement, blood oxygen monitoring
- Step counter and calorie tracker
- Sleep tracking with sleep score and sleep recovery analysis
- 200-meter water resistance and shock resistance
- Solar-assisted charging
- Bluetooth support with Casio Watch app integration
- Strava compatibility
The G-Shock Move DW-H5600-1 is the most advanced watch in the 5000/5600 series. It’s also the first in the series to feature a Memory in Pixel (MIP) always-on LCD. In terms of fitness features, it can track steps, heart rate, cardio load, and sleep quality—even measuring sleep recovery and autonomic nerve status. Additionally, it can record your runs, walks, and other fitness activities and provide detailed distance, pace, and cardio load metrics in the companion Casio Watches app on your smartphone. All your favorite G-Shock features are also there, including 200-meter water resistance, shock resistance, Super Illuminator LED light, world time across 38 time zones, and solar-assisted charging (only powers displaying watch time). For an in-depth look, be sure to check out Reddit user u/gscaparrotti’s detailed firsthand account.
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