Product Description
Specification:GSM network frequencies 850/900/1800/1900 MHz.Handwriting: English, Chinese, and numbers (with speed and pen color options)Memory: TF/microSD Card Supported (expandable to 8GB) (The price is not including card)Message Types: SMS, MMS, Voicemail Server, Chat-SMS = Text messaging (300 message storage)-MMS = Picture messaging, Video messaging, Audio Messaging (200 message storage)Supports GPRS and WAPBluetooth Function: YESBluetooth Function Profiles: Handsfree, A2DP, SPP, DUN, OPP, FTP, AVRCP_T, SAP, FAX, HID, Remote Control(The price is NOT including Bluetooth headset)Call Setting Options: Call Waiting, Caller ID, Call Divert, Call Barring, Auto Redial, Closed User Group, Black ListSecurity Setting Options: Phone Lock, Auto Keypad Lock, SIM Lock, Fixed Dial, Barred DialLanguages: English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Indonesian, Italian, Russian, German, ArabicBattery Type: Rechargeable Li-ionBattery Life:-Talk Time: Up to 3 hours-Media Playback: Up to 6 hours-Stand By: Up to 150 hours (depending on settings)Sim Card Slots: 1Sim Card Compatibility: 2G, 2.5G, 2.75GDimensions: 62mm x 51mm x 17mm (L x D x W) Watch Face, 190mm Max Wrist Circumference, 260mm with clasp openPackage Contents:1×Cellphone wrist watch with stylus(hidden inside the wrist band)1×Wired earphones with clip and MIC1×Rechargeable li-ion batteries1 x Charging/Data Transfer Cable1×User Manual - English
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Product Feature
- GSM850,900/1800/1900 MHz(GPRS)
- 1.5" TFT LCD touch screen
- Camera with picture and vedio functions, MP3 player, MP4 player
- Media center around your wrist: Mp3/4 Player
- Lightweight and Durable rubber strap
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Got mine today
By robert hord
I was shocked I did not expect much but I love this watch. I however strongly suggest purchasing a wii stylist it makes things allot easier. The instructions are easy to follow, the screen is not as tiny as everyone says. Very good product for what the price is. Mine had the inspector gadget theme song built in as one of the ring tones and that made it super cool.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
It works great
By Soumen Das
This is my first mobile watch.
Pros: Mobile watch, no chance to lose as it tie in wrist;-), Stylish, Compatile with bluetooth(main advantage), Music, Video, camera, work with memory cards, hands free, touch screen, Manual included. It says it has handwriting mode, but I have not yet tried.
Cons: Slightly Bulky dial, small screen, Not that easy to operate. We can use fingure to operate, but not everytime, Camera is not that good,I think VGA camera.
I will recomend to my friends with pros and cons
Update (7 Jan 2013): The one and most important issue I got in my mobile is that when unlock keypad, it is displaying imergency number and frequently I dial them by mistake. I have to careful in that.
Update (29 Jul 2013): After coming to India I found that my India SIM card is not detecting in INDIA by this watch. ( The same SIM was detected in USA as international roaming). No SIM is working in INDIA in this watch .....strange...one STAR DOWN (Reduced from 4 stars to 3 Stars)
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
It is super cool
By ayeandus
Its a little bulky but it seems to be designed that way due to the fact I have seen others made by the same makers but are way slimmer. I honesty expected it to be broken by now(update-charging port seems to have a short) for what I paid for it. But even after a few bumps and bruises it's holding up like a champ. The screen shows up well in almost all lights and the battery really has not been a problem. The speaker during phone calls is a little low but oddly enough is louder then most hand held cell's playing music. The camera is not good but its still cool and in the right light you can get a fair low res pic/video. Navigation of the screen as you may expect is a little ruff. Answering calls or scrolling thru saved contact and or playing music from your list can be done fairly easy with the edge of your finger but when it comes to texting you will be breaking out the handy built in stylus... And yes its a bit of a pain. Why no custom templates or voice text is a loss but remember what you paid. Still a larger more handset modern style layout would have been nice for texting and while the draw on feature is great it still required the stylus. You can also drag the stylus over the screen stopping on the letter you want to select but you can't write entire words like swype texting. Phone calls are clear and I have had no complaints on quality while using the speaker or bluetooth. The menus are poorly set up but you get use to them just remember to save all numbers to sim and media to SD or you will be out of memory quickly. It was delivered in one day but nothing came with it but the watch and charger and I don't know if it was for testing but I could tell it had been used even though the wrist band and conditions of the watch did not reflect use.. But there were actually photos in the phone. Only one or two and they looked like test shots. But as I said no issues more then I can say for the latest tablet I bought. Look its cutting edge and it works. With the right Bluetooth ear piece you will love the freedom of it. not looking for or leaving behind your phone or digging it out your pocket just feels right. And it don't have to be connected to one in your pocket freeing up pocket space. If you like to play games text heavy and use a lot of apps then move on. But if you just need the basics or a second phone this is the one. Nobody cares its off brand because the idea is still fairly new people will be impressed with your go go gadget watch and it will work for you. If you only use it now and then via switching your sim card from phone to phone or prepaid service its a great buy and a must have for tech-ies (have not tried web yet will update) also remember at&t and sprint are two major carriers who use gsm.
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