Easyfone DM70 Minimalist Fashion Smart Watch for Women (Answer/Make Calls), World Smallest Round 1.04" AMOLED Screen Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Sleep Monitor

All in all this is a good watch and I would say that despite some features being mediocre. For this price range you aren't likely to find a better watch, especially if you need one with a small face. It suits all my needs and was significantly cheaper than big brand smart watches. It looks nice and has accurate readings.More in depth:This is the smallest smart watch I've found worth buying. I have small wrists (measuring 5.5 inches around) and this doesn't feel oversized like most watches do. Both bands that came with the watch, but the magnetic band is set to it's smallest adjustable size so it definitely wouldn't be practical for anyone needing a smaller size.I got the watch because I needed to be able to monitor my heart rate and SpO2 and it gives the same readings as my pulse oximeter does so I'd say it's very accurate, though I do wish that you were able to change how frequently it checks your heart rate when constant monitoring is on.There is no button to turn off the display but setting the display time to about 2 or 3 seconds makes that not much of an issue. The display moves smooth and the layout is pretty good for a watch this price. There aren't many default display options available and the ones that are available look like they came straight out of 2012, but the custom home display wallpaper settings are fairly customizable so that balances it out well. I wish that there were more custom layout options.The vibration feature has 3 settings (off, soft, and strong) the soft setting doesn't seem to actually do anything but the strong is noticable. The timer feature doesn't buzz, and the alarm feature buzzes enough to notice but not enough to wake a person up.The phone calls sound a little iffy on my end but I sound clear on the other end of the call which was surprising. The notification display doesn't display emojis just a "?" in their place. The voice AI feature does work, it's just slow. I got it to work with OK Google, but it was unable to work with Alexa.

This would be my third "smart watch" and has been the smallest of the three. I have a small wrist so everything looks bulky but this one is almost exactly same size as my "normal" watch in size. Only thing it doesn't have that I'm aware of is BP reading. However if I was truly worried about my BP I'd still be checking it with an actual cuff anyways. Haven't been through a day at work(active) yet but magnet on band held for a night of sleep. Notifications come through but either you can't reply from watch or I just don't know how to yet. But getting notifications is nice just the same. Haven't recieved call yet. But so far so good. I would probably use the leather band in summer for high activity but the metal will be great and looks good for daily wear. My picture is it next to my normal watch that I will still use for swimming to show size comparison. It is ip68 rated but that is not well enough for swimming.

Really like the small size of this watch as I have very small wrists. sadly, it doesnt receive all text message as it should, even if I am 1 room away from my phone. I keep it as I will use it as a regular working watch.But disappointed about its lack of blutooth reception. It also doesnt count all the steps correctly.

I wanted a watch that would measure my steps and give me a reminder to move and drink water. I didn't activate any of the other Bluetooth features because I had an Apple Watch, and it was overwhelming with the non-stop notifications. This does everything I wanted and fits my small wrist nicely.

I got the men's smart watch with the same fitbit OS and I really dig it, I haven't taken it off in a month. So I wanted to get my wife the same thing, just in women's format.But one of the things I like the most about the men's is the blood pressure monitor. The women's does not have that. I didn't realize when I bought it.Also, the clock face library is just a few pages while the men's scrolls forever. She was unable to find any watch face she really liked while she saw several of them in the men's library.The touch screen also seems less responsive than the men's. It was hard to get it to scroll through the faces. Plus, you can only swap out one of the faces on the watch, the other 9 are fixed for some reason. That seems like a bug to me.All in all I think you can do better for the price.

I've owned this watch for 2 months and it will not work! It won't turn on or charge. Do not buy this product!!!!!

I had a garmin lily which I liked but limited on band selections and very difficult to change. This is the same small size with every bit the function. Love that I can easily swap bands out. My only wish is it came in a yellow gold option too!

I don’t recommend this watch. It looks nicer than most fitness watches and seems to be accurate with the step count but that is about the only positive. It is hard to get the charger to connect and after about a month of use won’t connect to the charger hardly at all and it dies after only about 2-3 days of use. Also the heart rate counter does not work well, it struggles to pick up my heart rate. At this point I can’t really use it after just over a month because I can’t get it to charge. I would recommend spending a little bit more to get a watch that actually works.