MA3 Watch Phone Silver and Black

FIRST IMPRESSIONS
After a quick charge in the wall with included USB charger, we were ready to rock-n-roll after about 15 minutes. Turning on the phone gives a cool HELLO animated greeting and once the SIM card is inserted you are ready to use your Watch-Phone.

Setting up is a cinche, just a matter of setting the correct time, menu navigation is a little difficult at first, but after a quick browse through the included 29 page 'Phone Operation Manual' it made a whole lot of sense.

The phone comes loaded with a 2GB MicroSD card with a bunch of videos and music (all are Chinese, but gives you a good sense on how well video's and music will actually play)

The included camera is...AWESOME. The screen refresh rate is quite good and the clarity for taking photo's is VERY good.

The watch feels very comfortable to wear and the band feels very nice on the skin. It has a bit of elasticity to it and double safety band so you dont lose your watch phone.

Answering calls is easy, but the loudspeaker is not loud enough to annoy people around you (good or bad, you take your pick) so you find yourself talking to your watch and then bringing your watch to your ear to listen to the response. I found this to have the better effect of a watch-phone rather than wearing a big speaker on your wrist. It really adds a coolness factor to the phone.

Every watch phone comes with a bluetooth headset so once the novelty of talking to your watch wears thin, you can use the headset which is far more practical long-term.

The only complaint so far is there doesn't appear to be anywhere to store the included stylus! I have been storing mine inside the band, but I dont think it is a very safe place to store it. Until I find a place to put it, this is my only gripe

I will be using my watch phone for my main business phone throughout the week and will keep you updated on how it goes! I must say I am so far thoroughly impressed and blown away with the features of this mega machine!

A quick rundown of the Ma3

Showing the simcard, USB and MicroSD