0.8" OLED Bluetooth Incoming Call Vibrate Alert Bracelet with Caller ID Display (Silver)

Pros: This is a nice piece of kit. a lot of women friends of mine admired the way it looks. It does have its uses also. I have it for about a month a the first week I was in a Starbucks and as I was walking out the thing buzzed because I had left the phone on the seat. Pretty amazing that!
It's easy to pair with your phone also. I have an LG 600and didn't even read the instructions (which were in English, easy to both read and follow) You hold down the power button for 2 seconds and it turns on. Turn on BlueTooth on your phone, put it in seek, hold power button down for 4 seconds and they are paired. It shows up on my phone as "Bracelet".

Cons: It is a little finicky on the connection. For example, I usually put my phone in my left pants pocket and the bracelet on my left wrist. Usually no problem, unless I have something big and metal in the same pocket. It then disconnects. Take the metal out, it reconnects. I also carry a computer bag. Putting the phone in a bag compartment is no good. Too many disconnects.

Other: Gimmick. I bought it because of the caller ID. Yes, I know it doesn't show names, doesn't have time feature, but, if you can't recognize your important numbers what can I say. As for time, it's right on your phone. BW, I don't wear a watch unless I'm going out, then I wear my Omega.

Pros: The idea of this bracelet is great, but in execution not so great. Another reviewer commented on its great looks, and it does have that. I'm single and when out on an date women comment on its good looks. The blue OLED screen is nice too. The price for this item is very low, but read on.

Cons: It has been mentioned that the bracelet loses its connection very easily. This is true sometimes. For example I usually keep my phone in a pants pocket and of course the bracelet is where it's supposed to be (and on the same side as the phone). IF there is nothing else metal in my pocket but the phone, it almost alway stays connected. But it will sometimes disconnect.
This happens rarely but often enough (shouldn't do it at all) to be annoying. I also carry a computer bag. If the phone is in a pocket of the bag, it disconnects a lot. I also have tried it with the phone in the breast pocket of a dress shirt, or the inside pocket of a jacket. The bracelet definitely like being very close to the phone.

Other: Not ready for prime time. Good idea, poor execution. When I receive the other bracelet I will open up the caller id one and see if I can tinker with it a little because I like it better.

Pros: -Looks good
-Proximity feature works good
-Bright screen
-Has Built-in clock

Cons: FLAWED MANUFACTURING PROCESS!
The bracelet comes pretty big, much bigger than my wrist. I went to my local jeweler to remove some links. They took two out, even though they broke their link removal tool a couple of times. Then they couldn't take any more out because the links we're manufactured wrong. The screws of the links we're placed in before the enamel process, and theres a layer of enamel blocking most of the screws from coming out. I'm going to post some pictures of the problem.
This is a real pain in the *ss as now my bracelet hangs a bit off my wrist.

Other: It's a good product, for a decent price, but it could use some improvement.

Pros: Very good product, excellent quality. Mine came running smoothly.
My girlfriend uses a lot because it keeps the phone in the bag and not listen to the touch.
Besides the advantage of the bluetooth watch with the display showing the number of the caller.
Extremely functional.

Cons: The battery only lasts three hours, while bearing in 30 minutes.
The price is not cheap yet. Could have a reduction.

Other: I liked it and point to all. Product really worth.

Pros: Pretty cool gadget - writes you number of income, time and vibrates - but not so clear as phone. Whatever - it's better option for whom let phones in suits or in handbag.

Cons: It's heated when charging a little, but it's ok i think. Also charger fork wasn't for 220V but you don't need it at all if you have usb port somewhere to charge

Other: So if you think that this gadget may be you need - i think you surely need it ) Very useful and stylish.