LG G Watch

Is this the best smartwatch LG has ever made?

"9 degrees, Mostly Clou…"

LG's first Android Wear device was pretty bland-looking, particularly when compared to the beautiful round Moto 360. Now, LG is back with a round watch of its own.

The size makes this the Yorkie bar of the smartwatch world, with an always-on round face, two-day battery life and a heart-rate sensor

The LG G Watch is one of the first ways to get Android Wear, but it costs more and does less than the Samsung Gear Live.

Get the pros and cons, key specs, and reviews of the LG G Watch from users, Engadget editors, and other tech reviewers.

Is the Android Wear-powered LG G Watch finally a wearable worth owning?

The LG G Watch is one of the first Android Wear wristables to reach the arms of those anxiously waiting for a smartwatch that's more than hype. Until now, the options have all been a little clunky, lacking either beautiful hardware, usable software or both. This is better. But that doesn't make it good enough—yet.

We take a an in-depth look at the first of many Android Wear smartwatches to come. Here's our review of the LG G Watch!

The G Watch is a cool gadget, but it fails to really impress

Update 22/05/15: LG confirms Wi-Fi is coming to its smartwatch soon(ish)

LG has been working for two years on the development of its circular LG G Watch R, it went on sale in the U.S. on November 14th and we saw it first...

Most of the Android Wear smartwatches we've seen so far have offered rectangular screens, but the G Watch R’s display is a perfect circle. That makes it instantly distinctive, albeit not dissimilar to the the Motorola

Android Wear is Google's wrist-worn vision of the future, but LG's smartwatch feels like an early prototype. Read all about it.