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The DZ09 is a budget smartwatch built around a 1.56-inch 240x240 color touchscreen, with a 1.3-megapixel camera above the display and a single button below it. It pairs over Bluetooth with Android phones for call and message notifications, and it also takes a GSM SIM card for calls and texts on its own. It adds step counting, a remote camera shutter, music playback and a TF card slot. Against name-brand smartwatches it is far more limited: the screen is low resolution, the software is basic, and the health tracking is rudimentary. It suits buyers who want a cheap watch-phone for calls and notifications, not fitness or app users.
Owners treat the DZ09 as a cheap watch-phone rather than a real smartwatch. They like the standalone calling and the low cost, but complain about the screen, the slow software and short battery life.
This smart watch has a rectangular touch screen with a 1.3-megapixel camera lens above the display and a single physical button below it. The screen is a capacitive TFT LCD with 240 x 240 resolution. The case has a stainless steel brushed finish. The wristband is flexible, textured TPU with a metal buckle closure.
It pairs with Android phones over Bluetooth and can dial calls, answer hands-free and keep a call history and phone book. It also pushes messages, plays music and video, and tracks steps, distance and sleep. The camera can be used for taking pictures and as a remote self-timer.
