Bluetooth Incoming Call Vibrate Alert Bracelet

Pros: Anything else I've seen that does anything like this has been super-expensive. I actually found this exact product on another website I order from for 1.5 times the price, that made me happy. :D
It pairs with my cellphone no problem (comes up as headset) starts vibrating the exact time that my phone does.
I left my phone on the desk to go to the bathroom and the bracelet buzz at about 10 metres and kept buzzing until I was by the phone again. awesome!

Cons: Wrist strap is too large, but it can be adjusted by a watch repair shop. I'd rather it be too small than too big!
Doesn't buzz for text messages.

Other: This is a great product, wanted for ages. I am hard of hearing and wear hearing aids. I miss phone calls if I am moving around as I don't hear my phone and can't feel it vibrate as it is bouncing around in my pocket.
This bracelet eliminates all of that and I no longer have that "phantom ring" syndrome where I constantly pat my phone in my pocket as I think it's ringing.

Pros: It's a nice item. It connected quickly to my MDA pro and that was good. It also vibrates in a way you do feel it.
Also I once did forget my mobile (never happend before) and the thing went off, I was like ohhhh yeah I forgot and got my mobile. Nice.

Cons: Sometimes when I get a call it starts vibrating a bit late. But I do know I need to reinstall my mobile since it often does things slowly.
Sometimes the battery runs out quick.

Other: Nice product and when it works it does work great.

Pros: Came nicely packed in a cardboard box in the standard bubble wrapped envelope. Was pleasantly surprised to see that there were foam cut outs for the charger.
Bracelet: It's made of some kind of foam/rubber composite and it is HUGE, ok, maybe i have small wrists (which i do) but this would be more than enough to go around anyone's wrist. The catch is like a watch clasp, and the foam/rubber end is sort of crimped in, the crimping can be loosened so that you can actually cut off part of the foam/rubber, like how you would adjust the length of a belt.
Operation: simple as heck to pair, just hold the button down till you see the lights blink red and green, then search for it using your cell phone's bluetooth search. My Nokia E51 sees it as BRACELET which i found pretty cool.
Tried calling myself and oh wow, it works, the vibration is not obtrusive and not noisy but there is no way you can miss it. It vibrates for about 1.5 seconds, then there is a break for about 8 seconds then it vibrates again.
EXTREMELY USEFUL: if you walk off without your cell phone, it will vibrate as above once you go past 5 metres (according to the specs). For me, i went way past 5 meters (out the room, down the stairs to the living room) and it kept vibrating till i got back withinn range.

Cons: Build quality isnt the greatest, but it works and i dont foresee this going through rough times, it's probably more for times when the cell phone is on silent and you don't want to miss a call.

Other: Good item at a reasonable price.

Pros: The design of the bracelet is good. It's black base with white rings makes it look rather futuristic.
It is tested and worked on my iPhone 3G. When my phone rings, it vibrates for a second, then pauses a second and continues the cycle. (I initially thought that it will vibrate non-stop forever, but this is cool too). The light will also light up, for the one I received, the light alternates between red and blue.

Cons: When there is message, it lights up amber, followed by long pause then lights up amber again in a cycle. There is no vibration (for iPhone in SMS) which I thought it wasn't too prominent.
The quality of the bracelet is low. The bracelet is made of 2 materials. The part with the light and the vibrating and bluetooth mechanism is made of thin plastic that feel a bit low in quality. The white button is a bit flushed to the bracelet which makes it a bit to press (I got to use my nails to press easily). The ink on the bracelet used for the decorative white circle looks like they may fade off over time.
The remaining bracelet is made of soft flexible rubber which is quite good in quality.
The metal catch that enlarges the bracelet for wearing is made of thin low quality metal.
This comes with an English manual. It is quite clear but the bracelet I receive alternates between amber and red instead of the red and blue during pairing as mentioned in the manual

Other: Although it is still not very cheap, it is cheaper than other places. If you don't mind the quality, this is a very good product cause you'll never miss a call. The charger provided is not for my region, but the cable is USB so I can use my computer to charge it instead.

Pros: Works as it says. Useful for people who don't always hear their phone ring. Comes in a larger band size, but can be cut down to fit a smaller wrist. Sturdy looking unisex design.

Cons: Battery doesn't last all day. Isn't very fashionable.

Other: Good for the price. But for ten more dollars, you can get one with caller ID as well. Might be a nice gift for someone though.