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(More customer reviews)I am a fan of Casio databank watches. I lost my Casio DBC150-1 (Module 1477) Databank after years of use. Bought this latest e-databank model EDB610-8C (Module 2550) and there's lots to like about it. Read-out is big and easy to read. You can activate the auto-light up feature so with a turn of only your wrist, the dial will silently light up so you can read the time (Great inside a darkened movie theatre!). The alarm is loud and has an optional snooze feature that repeats itself every five minutes for the next half hour. The watch can store 50 e-mail addies and entry can be protected by your password. Some reviewers were unhappy with the calculator mode in that you have to press side button "D" once (for addition symbol operation) to twice (subtract operation) and up to four times (for division character symbol). The truth is it takes less time to press "D" 4 times than it takes to read this sentence. I also found improved accuracy. On other databanks, you might mean to press the division key, but the keypad is so small you might press the multiplication key by accident. That won't happen with this databank. The one drawback is all entries in calculation mode are 1/8" high. If you have poor eyesight, you may have a problem reading. But if you can read a newspaper, no problem! The World Time mode has an expanded 100 cities listing. You can directly access for 3 time zones (home, city1, city2) which is good for travelers. I also like the fact that there is a home menu page so you can go straight to alarm mode or telephone mode or calculator mode with 1 touch on the keypad. No more pushing side button B five times to go to alarm mode! The resin watchband looks to be more secure as the pinspring doesn't seem nearly so easy to pop off. Only time will tell! The main reason I'm returning the watch is I miss the schedule mode. On my old databank, I had stored in it birthdays, anniversary, mother's day, father's day, doctor appointments, business appointments, dinner dates, etc. That was a truly useful feature and it has been ill-advisedly eliminated on this model databank. I hope they will add it back to future e-databank Casio model watches. Until they do, I'm sticking with the Casio DBC310-1 models (Module 1478) databank though it lacks e-mail storage. All-in-all, I love these Casio databank watches. I hope Casio keeps manufacturing them!
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Presenting unsurpassed innovation, the chronograph-powered Casio Men's Databank Digital Watch #EDB610D-8 features a classic digital black-and-gray dial face, which comes protected by a sturdy mineral dial window. A day-date-and-month display brings at-a-glance convenience, and other high-tech functions include an 8-digit calculator, a multi-alarm system, and a 300-page databank. For an eye-catching contrast, the 37-millimeter resin case is made of metal, while a stationary bezel is a sleek gray plastic. Other details include a silver-tone metal band, which is accompanied by a reliable fold-over clasp closure to ensure your convenient fit. Catering to your fast-paced day, this exciting timepiece offers you style and convenience.
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