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...
Abstract: South Korea's Samsung and LG on Thursday launched rival smartwatches powered by Google's new software as they jostle to lead an increasingly competitive market for wearable devices seen as the mobile industry's next growth booster...
Published: 2014-07-11, Author: Sophie , review by: stuff.tv/my/
Android Wear is mostly brilliant, Comfortable to wear, Compatible with most Android devices, Waterproof
Battery life, Needs a charging cradle, Uninspired design
The G Watch gets a lot right and not that much wrong. And in Android Wear, it has the best smartwatch OS we've seen: it's somehow incredibly simple and awesomely ambitious at the same time.But while we'd definitely choose the G Watch over the Samsung Gear...
Abstract: The LG G Watch is part of a trio of flagship bearers for Google's Android Wear platform which was announced at the annual I/O Conference two weeks ago . While it is currently available both online and offline in twelve countries (the U.S, Canada, France, ...
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Published: 2014-10-24, Author: Daniel , review by: yugatech.com
A smartwatch is still a mere accessory for our smartphone. If you don't have one, you're not left behind. But if you do, you're a member of early adopters experiencing the next big thing in mobile accessory. The LG G Watch is a viable candidate to give yo...
Abstract: The LG G Watch is part of a trio of flagship bearers for Google's Android Wear platform which was announced at the annual I/O Conference two weeks ago . It is currently available through both online and offline channels in twelve countries, including the ...
Abstract: 268; available July 26HardwarePacked into LG's G Watch is a Qualcomm 1.2GHz Snapdragon 400 processor, 4GB of internal storage, 512MB of system memory, built-in Bluetooth ability and a nine-axis motion sensor.On a full charge, its 400mAh lithium-polymer b...
Abstract: The LG G Watch is part of a trio of flagship bearers for Google's Android Wear platform which was announced at the annual I/O Conference two weeks ago . While it is currently available both online and offline in twelve countries (the U.S, Canada, France, ...
