Publicerad: 2015-05-15, Författare: Chris , testad av: engadget.com
Improved low-power watch faces, First to get Google's Android Wear improvements, Solid battery life, Smooth performance
Clumsy, ostentatious design, It's the most expensive Wear watch, No ambient light sensor
The Watch Urbane is LG's best stab at an Android Wear smartwatch to date, and those of you with beefy wrists will especially enjoy its broad, slab-like construction, not to mention its mostly premium look. Thing is, the best parts of the Urbane experienc...
Sammanfattning: It's a tale of two smartwatches. Both round, both running Android Wear. One selling for $349, the other for $180. So which watch is the one for you?We're talking, of course, about the LG Watch Urbane and the Moto 360 -- two of the most buzzed about Androi...
Crisp, classic design; fully round, beautiful OLED display; latest Android Wear support; Wi-Fi antenna connects to phone across different Wi-Fi networks; decent battery life (for Android Wear)
Big design won't appeal to many wrists, Android Wear software still doesn't feel all that smooth to use, Wi-Fi connectivity spotty at times, watch is expensive compared to other Android Wear options
The LG Watch Urbane is the best-looking Android Wear smartwatch and adds Wi-Fi-to-phone connectivity, but it doesn't offer all that much more than previous Android Wear watch models....
Beautiful design, Vibrant OLED screen, Great battery life, Luxury appeal, Comfortable on the wrist, Latest version of Android Wear, Good performance
Premium price, Stainless can be prone to scratches over time
9.3 LG sets the standard with their latest Android Wear smartwatch offering, the LG Watch Urbane, even if the premium design and build quality does result in an admittedly pricey device....
In the end, the Watch Urbane wouldn't even be in my top three list of Android Wear watches to consider. It's big, not designed well for a human wrist, doesn't feature anything spectacular over other watches, is uncomfortable to wear, and is more expensi...
It's just really, really big, Divisive design, Expensive
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Publicerad: 2015-05-07, Författare: David , testad av: androidpolice.com
Really, really nice The Watch Urbane feels just as nice as it looks nicer even, perhaps. The polished body is gorgeous, and the subtle design changes make it a much more elegant piece than the G Watch R, Wear 5.1 Android Wear 5.1 adds some new features an
Round screens are still a mixed bag A smaller standard font size and font size options (new in Wear 5.1) make a significant difference compared to the G Watch R, but rectangular text layouts on a circular screen are a difficult pitfall to avoid unless you
The Watch Urbane is, in my utterly subjective opinion, the best-looking Wear device yet announced. The Huawei Watch and Moto 360 also look nice, but the Huawei Watch simply is too generic "steel luxury watch" for me, and while the 360 is definitely quite ...
Sammanfattning: We've got some solid options for Android Wear watches, but let's be honest: It's been tough so far to single out any one of them as providing a truly great all-around user experience.The Moto 360 is gorgeous but not without its issues. Sony's SmartWatch 3...
