EasyfoneDM75 Smart Watch for Women, Pendant and Wrist 2 Wear Styles with Round 1.04" AMOLED Screen and Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, Smart Notification (Gold)

Works great i use necklace for work so hidden. Material great no breaking out

The watch itself is pretty nice but the app could use a lot of work. Many functions are available in the Amazfit app but nothing like Fitbit or Galaxy Watch. I loved the size but very disappointed in the software you have to use.

Attractive looking small watch. Small enough for a child's wrist. Cannot answer phone calls or message through watch. Bought because it says "always on display" in the description, but it only stays on for 30secs at the most. Ended up returning because of this. Interesting feature that it can turn into a necklace. The chain is attractive, but didn't end up using it.

I only bought it to track ny heart rate, track steps and keep time but it kept telling me my heart rate was 80bpm meanwhile i was sprinting

This is a review for Easyfone DM75 Smart Watch for Women, Pendant and Wrist 2 Wear Styles with Round 1.04" AMOLED Screen and Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, Smart Notification (Gold)This watch only operates using Android, so if you have an iPhone It won’t work with it, it also connects via Bluetooth for an easy installment the special features on it has a Fitness Tracker, Alarm Clock, Hear Rate and Sleep Monitor. The color is gold and has a stainless-steel design.

I have tiny wrists. Did not fit me well. Returned item

Great Quality has all the functions I need and love the calling feature.

I gave this to my wife for her comments. She also has a more or less standard larger size, round-faced watch. More than once said she'd like one that's a little smaller. This fit the smallness bill perfectly. Here's what she said after a few weeks of trying this watch:The plusses and minuses come down to two considerations:First, The watch and its app are really strong in exercise recording and sleep data. In walking mode, it records not only distance and time, but also heart rate, steps per minute, total steps, total distance, speed, calories. The app does a good job of presenting cumulative charts and tables of this data. It does, however lack ability to measure blood pressure.Likewise with sleep data. Watch records sleep time, wake time, light and deep sleep and REM time. The app again does a good job of displaying the information in charts and tables.Second, The watch itself is difficult to deal with due to small screen size. The screen is actually almost too small to read easily. Things selected via buttons on watch face are hard to see or touch exactly. This is especially hard for instance, if out walking. If an exercise action like recording walking data is running it is difficult to display current time without loosing walking exercise interface.To sum up: If you regularly record and display exercise information this might be a good choice. Or, if your main interest is to mainly have the current time on your wrist, this is worth looking at.