Reviews of Echo (2003)
by Davidoff

i had my 3.4 oz bottle for 3 years and used half of it. then i broke it and now realize that i miss echo. in the same class as chrome and the original kenneth cole but with a lttle more uummpp in it do to the pepper note. aimed at the under 30 crowd fo sho.

Fresh and modern!!! It came out in 2002 though, not 2003.

Now, wait a minute...such bad rap for a decent scent.
If you like AXE Touch, then you will love ECHO...it is simply the cologne version, and it last for days. It smells best after a day at least. So spray it on a shirt you will wear tomorrow and it will suprise you.

Metallic, clean and very casual. Love the stuff. Great in the sweltering dog days of Summer. My latest acquisition in some time frankly. My only gripe is that the bottle's shape (which is very appealing on the dresser for sure) is very awkward and difficult to aim. Made for dropping......

I disagree that this is aim at older people then Cool Water. Quiet the opposite. I think it would suit the tendy teen or Uni studnet.

Kudos to Davidoff's push of this one. This could very easily be a forgotten ozonic/aquatic scent in a market that was already too saturated with them during its release, but clever marketing and a genuinely addictive scent separate it from the rest of the pack. I think this is leaps-and-bounds over the Cool Water series in both its concept and execution. The composition reads exactly as it smells, and works surprisingly well. You won't fool anyone about its synthetic nature, but there is certainly no reason to apologize about it. Crisp, mysterious, and invigorating. Two thumbs up!

One of the better Summer scents! It's long-lasting, cool, and synthetic in the best ways possible. Not like other Citrus colognes, as Echo contains no Citrus Fruits whatsoever... but somehow manages to classify itself as such.

Such a delight wearing this one! It lasts all day with little change in texture, and it elicits compliments each time I wear it. I certainly can't figure out what all those synthetic notes are in this scent, but neverthless I place this one in my "never-fail" category of fragrances. This one and "Zino" are my two favorite Davidoff scents; I may check out his others in time.

This is a great sent that stays with you for quit a while, and is masculine with a sweet sent

Well, It's the best davidoff's fragrance!
I mean, if you are looking for a refreshing, non offensive scent, that's what you should look for.
It's in the same line of Acqua di Gio, very good to be worn in summer days or in casual occasions. Modern and sexy, my girlfriend loves it.

Wonderful scent, girls love it!!! Extremely seductive :)

This scent seems to get mixed reviews. I can't decide whether to get this or Kenzo L'eau, so I'll get both. Women really like it, but on the site men's reviews have panned it. It goes on sharp, bright, clean and with a floral "spike" due to the synthetic make up (after all, what in the world are 'living liquid air', 'metal aldehyde', and 'white suede' anyway?) which may account for the thumbs down. I've tried two samples now, and found it dries down to an ever present, pleasant, sterile, metallic-spice. It mellows slightly on skin, so to keep that sparkly clean, modern chrome, uptodate aura in your office, be sure to spritz a bit on your collar too. One female coworker asked me outright what I was wearing that day (a first). I asked if she thought it was too feminine, fearing the morning's sweet onset was still too loud, and she said no, it was so fresh she was considering it for her boyfriend! I'm one for experimentation, and intend to acquire this for another reason - believe it or not to mix in with some older, dated tired colognes Ive had around for too long. Theyre tired (you know, Laruen Polo, Lauder Metropolis, Rabane Tenere, Aramis, Laurent Kouros) and this could be just the thing to wake them up! Modern molecular synthesis meets natural distillation of the 60's and 70's!