Intuitive to use, Excellent for Android power users, Water and dust resistant
Battery life is poor, Unit is easily marked
Given the amount of time it has taken for someone to really nail the smartwatch concept, it's tempting to suggest that perhaps the idea of wearable tech isn't all it's cracked up to be. However, we're inclined to believe that all the idea needed was the...
Published: 2014-06-28, Author: Marc , review by: techradar.com
Nice design, Vivid display, Voice recognition
Low battery life, Usefulness is subjective, No heart, rate monitor
The LG G Watch is sweet, and with a price tag of $229, it's really easy to make it an impulse buy. I mean, if you're buying a decent watch anyway, you're likely going to be in the neighborhood of $300-500. And those watches won't show you Facebook notifi...
Abstract: Our LG G Watch review is here!LG G watch is one of the first Android Wear devices to hit the market, and it acts as a second monitor for your smartphone. Watch the video above to see if you need yet another screen to carry around.Sean...
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Published: 2014-07-05, Author: Daniel , review by: mobilesyrup.com
Android Wear is a truly compelling wearable platform that engages both users and developers. Existing Android users will discover catharsis in performing notification triage, and learn to appreciate the simple voice- and touch-based actions developers hav...
Published: 2014-12-16, Author: Eric , review by: gizmodo.in
Abstract: I've been keen on smartwatches pretty much since day one. I get a lot of emails, texts, and assorted notifications, most of them garbage but some vitally important. Having a glancable screen on my wrist makes life infinitely easier. But smartwatches have ...
We used both Android Wear devices over several weeks and found them to be more useful than we'd initially imagined. The ability to look at an incoming notification and see if it's something that requires further attention or can be safely ignored without ...
Lightweight and Easy to Handle, Clear and Bright Screen, Waterproof
Could have used Auto Brightness Feature, Design Could have been better, Not many Apps
LG's watch should be your primary choice in Android Wear if you are looking to get most out of the battery.The G Watch has brilliant battery backup that will easily last for more than a day under normal or mixed usage. But we have to find out more to unde...
Lightweight and Easy to Handle, Clear and Bright Screen, Waterproof
Could have used Auto Brightness Feature, Design Could have been better, Not many Apps
LG's watch should be your primary choice in Android Wear if you are looking to get most out of the battery.
The G Watch has brilliant battery backup that will easily last for more than a day under normal or mixed usage. But we have to find out m...
Lightweight and Easy to Handle, Clear and Bright Screen, Waterproof
Could have used Auto Brightness Feature, Design Could have been better, Not many Apps
LG's watch should be your primary choice in Android Wear if you are looking to get most out of the battery. The G Watch has brilliant battery backup that will easily last for more than a day under normal or mixed usage. But we have to find out mo...
Published: 2014-07-01, Author: Mario , review by: gizmodo.in
Thanks to smartphones, a lot of people don't feel the need to wear a watch, since they can get the necessary time and date information from the device in their pockets. I'm not one of those people. I always wear a watch, and in the LG G Watch, I've found,
Buggy software. Sometimes commands work, sometimes they don't. Android Wear lacks polish. Third party app support is minimal. We expect this all to improve. Although the way software development goes, we could be on the next version of hardware before all
Not yet. If a smartwatch is a thing you desperately want, the LG G Watch is the prettiest hardware you can buy right now, but you should definitely wait until the end of the summer to see if the stunning Moto 360 is any good. You should also wait until An...
