{"id":6639,"date":"2024-10-24T16:48:01","date_gmt":"2024-10-24T14:48:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/eskerahn.dk\/?p=6639"},"modified":"2025-10-11T10:48:18","modified_gmt":"2025-10-11T08:48:18","slug":"very-compact-o35-9mm-10-3mm-thick-smart-watch-dm75-quick-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/eskerahn.dk\/?p=6639","title":{"rendered":"Very compact \u00f835.9mm, 10.3mm thick smart watch, DM75, quick review"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The band goes into the housing (like e.g. Huawei Band 7) and they supply a chain so it can be used as a pendant also.
\nPhysically suitable for wrists as low as 10cm<\/strong> in circumference. And could be used on even narrower!<\/p>\n

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ADD:<\/strong> If you like the pendant-style but want it bigger, there is also a \u00f843mm LA99<\/a> that might be interesting, have not bought\/tested it though.<\/p>\n

ADD II<\/strong>, here a compare<\/a> with a for many better alternative for a small wrist, the U17<\/a>.<\/p>\n

First a faked advertisement rendering with boosted display<\/p>\n

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\nand here the reality:<\/p>\n

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The DM75 offers a \u00f81.04″<\/strong> display in a \u00f835.9mm<\/strong> body, so it has 4.74mm bezels, which is rather large in 2024 (I do not know how new-old the DM75 model is?), and on such a small device that means a display coverage of just 54%<\/strong><\/p>\n

It is the most compact I have seen yet<\/strong>. But the font is also very small so certainly not for little-old-ladies<\/em>.<\/p>\n

It can fit a wrist at 10cm in circumference. Here I tried on a tube 10cm circumference. (for such a small wrist you would obviously cut the surplus band)<\/p>\n

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It could actually be used on an even narrower wrist by punching more holes in the band, maybe down to 8cm!! (Though it would hoover a bit at the sides)<\/p>\n

It offers monitoring of HR and SpO2<\/sub>, every 10min plus steps and sleep. Plus the usual notifications and music-player control through the app et cetera et cetera.<\/p>\n

If used as a pendant I doubt it will be able to do any health measurements, though it might do some (though hardly steps) if kept in place by some garments.<\/p>\n

As a pendant it can also be used upside down, ‘nurse style’, to make it quick to lift\u00a0 and check the content.<\/p>\n

One good thing it should be praised for -that is rare on these cheap Chinese watches- is that the pairing with a phone, requires you to accept on the watch<\/strong>. **ThumbsUp**<\/p>\n

Also praise for the raise-to-wake being offered a timed windows, so it can be kept inactive at night. It would seem more natural to bind it with the sleep detection though…<\/p>\n

There are a ton “sports” that can be pushed to the device (I think 111) what the quality<\/em> of these program are, I have no idea, and are not going to test any of them..<\/p>\n

A fair amount of dials can be downloaded (currently 122), though only one<\/strong> can be on the watch at a time.<\/p>\n

Though the display is AMOLED, there oddly are no AOD offered<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The exchange of bands is quite easy, perhaps<\/em> a bit too easy. Would have been nice with some lock mechanism, but might not be a real life problem, I tried to simulate various bumps. And none of the attempts dismounted the band.<\/p>\n

I found it here<\/a>. They got a video also:<\/p>\n

https:\/\/video01.alibaba.com\/vod-icbu\/4f4e1c368ac918af\/84ed8ecdafcf6837\/20240605_4a300926c4ea6fe2_466306687437_mp4_264_hd_unlimit_taobao.mp4<\/a><\/video><\/div>\n

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And another one here<\/p>\n