JimmisonR I was trying to figure that same question out myself. I think the answer is YES... but NOT with INCLUDED POWER SUPPLY*. Looking at review pictures of the AC->DC 5V-USB power supply that is included in the box, there is only one that shows the power supply's socket end, and it has a EU 220V type-C plug (2 round prongs). Other review photos show additional adapters for converting this type-c over to other 220V styled plugs (eg UK's type-g). We Canadian's might have to supply our own 5V-USB power supply -- the specs don't say if a 1amp or 2amp supply is required through. Try your smart phone's adapter (often 1amp), and if that doesn't work, buy a 2amp from your local "dollar store" or online. * Alternately, most AC-DC adapters can be run on both 120V

JimmisonR Not counting the strap, it's about 1-7/8" x 2-1/4" x 1/2" (about 47mm x 57mm x 13mm). The screen is 1-3/32" square (28mm).

JimmisonR I don't know if there is an iOS app -- I haven't found one yet :( As for setting the time manually, go to Settings -> Phone Settings -> Time & Date -> Set Time & Date

JimmisonR I just received my watch, and here is what I've figured out so far: With an iOS device, the watch works as a basic BT device on iOS, allowing phone calls and music playback. It also acts as a stand-alone clock, alarm, calendar, calculator, step counter, sleep monitor and sedentary reminder, as well as a camera and sound recorder if you insert a microSD card. Messaging, call logs and contact list do not seem to work on an iOS connection (the latter two do with my car's handsfree BT system). Also, the watch will alert you if you loose the BT connection with your phone (the "anti-lost" feature). The "BT Notifier" app that the instructions say to install in Android only. I haven't tried to install any other smart phone apps from the app store in the off-chance that one might work. If you insert a GSM sim card with data plan for a cell provider compatible with the watch, you can also use the built-in browser, facebook, twitter and whatsup apps.