What is the use case for this model with such a huge size besides enthusiast interest? Industrial /LOB (line of business) situation like to be used by retail clerks to look up things on the floor? I can see it coming useful in the gym or for a run. Would be hard to work with anything full sleeve. Lem4 Pro looks like the size for general purpose use compared to LEM-T. Lemfo should consider coming up with a Lem5 Pro with 4g and refreshed innards.
have you seen the finow X7?
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I don’t know @george . It isn’t that much bigger than the LEM4 pro lengthwise when you take into consideration the buttons and nodules on the other end of the LEM4 pro.
What the LEM T has got is a much bigger usable screen size.
I have worn it today and had no problem with it under my jacket.
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Not yet. Think I’ll pass on the round watches and anything with non-removable bands. Had a Finow X3 plus and the band broke after a while. Sure things have improved now.
I am not really an enthusiast and not technical enough to make much changes. I need certain apps to be usable or else not really worth it.
BTW, got the Lemfo 10 today and playing with it. Mixed results for me so far. I shall update in the Lemfo 10 thread. Thanks.
Looks like Lem4 pro size or may be even the Lem-T size (little too big for me for everyday wear) is what is need after playing with my Lemfo 10 today so far. I need the apps to work (reachable/viewable buttons) and Lemfo 10 is not quite cutting it at the moment. Thanks.
Hello, need to know how is the sound in phonecall, loud or not ? for example in the street with some noise a phonecall is easy ? I ask this question because i have a Lemfo lemx and the sound is ok for media but less on a phonecall…
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Yes the volume is plenty loud enough to have a conversation even with quite a bit of background noise. I have an LEMX and LEM T seems louder.
Is there a problem with the Bluetooth calling / answering?
Using Bluetooth headsets or pairing with cars?
Its presence is loud …BAM…in your face kind of a watch … Definitely a head Turner !!! 
My bluetooth works perfect. Flawless.I dont have it connected to cellular so not sure about calls but it works just as good as any phone. even Bluetooth range thru walls as a normal phone
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I ask because I read somewhere that, with Android 7.1.1, there may be problems to start/answer calls from a connected Bluetooth headset / a car.
thx anyway
I initiate all calls through my car kit and no problems at all with 7.1.1 . Very fast and stable . I use watchdroid with one touch speed dial .
great, thanks for the info ! 
I have an LEMX which is the same chipset as this and an 900mah battery.
The LEMT battery lasts about 3 times as long as my LEMX… so 2700mah is a pretty good measurement in the real world.
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Would I then be correct to assume it will last twice as long as my lem 4 pro?
LEM 4 pro is on the left
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How does battery compare to lemfo 4 pro vs lem t? My lemfo 4 pro gives me 3-4 days
Correct - Android 5.1 devices support using the watch (even without a SIM card) as a Bluetooth remote “virtual handset” for talking and makig phone calls - using your genuine smartphone’s telephone number and cell service. The older DM99 and Galaxy Watch support this
But my LEM T just arrived and i plan on getting a SIM card for it. So far I;m just using Wi-Fi. I’m a musician and majority of the Bluetooth remote apps seems to work fine on thsi devices ( Fender Tone for Mustang GT, iZotope SPIRE Studio remote, N-Tacks Studio, Oscilloscope, , even my favorite Strobe tuners, and metronome apps - this design ironically is more comfortable to wear vs the older DM99 / Lem 4 Pro) VEry Happy
My Domino DM99, after I installed a few apps never lasted more than 7 hours - might have got a bum version from a dealer in NYC
in the meantime LEM -T so far is running very fast - much happier with this vs my old Kospet Pro