Name: Watch Urbane LTE
Brand: LG
SKU: 7964
Rating: 4.1 (42 reviews)

3.2

based on all reviews

The design is very human
very easy to use
the colors are nice and saturated and contrast ratios are solid

the watch was hard to read in bright sunlight
Ok Google was rather slow in processing my requests
device's battery was down to 9 percent

Touchscreen: yes
Screen size: 1.3 in
Display technology: OLED (AMOLED)
Screen resolution: 320, 320 px
Case diameter: 33 mm
Gps: yes
Heart rate monitor: yes

LG Watch Urbane LTE - Pros & Cons

The design is very human
very easy to use
the colors are nice and saturated and contrast ratios are solid
The screen is crisp and has decent brightness so
great thanks to the use of OLED and the brightness is suitable for outdoor use
feature makes it easy to send and receive calls and messages from the watch
The charger cradle works nicely
The Urbane is a good next step
-looking display
big and bright and crisp
It s sufficient and works decently outdoors
smartwatch feels super sturdy in-hand
Durable construction and excellent

the watch was hard to read in bright sunlight
Ok Google was rather slow in processing my requests
device's battery was down to 9 percent
the watch's compatibility is limited for now
The device sometimes stuttered when I tried to go back to the home page
it s almost surely not worth these prices
much more limited when it s used with an iOS phone and not connected directly via Bluetooth
the OS uses a chunk of it to operate
Samsung s S-AMOLED screen
Too many are simply trying to capitalize on affiliate revenue
There s no custom overlay/skin or added LG UI touches
the Android Wear OS doesn t do nearly as much
it s expensive
it is a pretty chunky affair and not for the faint of heart
no Qi wireless charging for this device
You are using an outdated browser
ID4me does not belong to an enterprise
does not track and analyze the internet surfing habits of its users
you are doomed with the same band for life
Wi-Fi connectivity spotty at times
the Urbane is expensive
it felt absurdly large
Big design won't appeal to many wrists
significantly more expensive

LG - Video Reviews (4)

LG Watch Urbane LTE hands-on at MWC 2015

LG Watch Urbane LTE Hands-on: webOS lives again! | Pocketnow

LG Watch Urbane LTE - Full Specifications

RAM Memory	1024.0 mB
CPU cores	Quad Core

Accelerometer	yes
Heart rate monitor	yes
Compass	yes
Gyroscope	yes
Phone Functionality	yes

Case diameter	1.3 in
Weight	4.06 oz
Watch case material	Silver
Wrist band material	Rubber
Fully waterproof	yes
Dust resistant	yes

Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	4.0
Wi-Fi	yes
NFC	yes
Charging connection	microUSB
GPS	yes

Touchscreen	yes
Screen size	1.3 in
Display technology	OLED
Screen resolution	320 x 320 px

Notifications	Apps Alarm Calendar Reminder E-mail Facebook Google Hangout Google Voice Incoming Call Instagram Link Loss Alert Missed Call Smartphone Low Battery Alert Text Message Timer Twitter Weather
Incoming notification options	View Content View Icon Only
Methods Of Notification	Sound Vibration

Operating system	Android 4.3+
Smartphone remote features	Call Conversation Music Control Voice Control Respond to Notifications

Battery technology	Li-Ion
Battery capacity	700.0 mAh
Average battery life (standby)	24.0 h

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LG Watch Urbane LTE LG - Editorial Reviews (5)

2.3

Based on 5 reviews

LG Watch Urbane LTE LG Watch Urbane LTE: Everything you need to know about the 4G smartwatch

Wareable

Published: 27.03.2015

LG Watch Urbane LTE: Everything you need to know about the 4G smartwatch

The LG Watch Urbane smartwatch was shown off at MWC in February and turned more heads than its Android Wear counterpart. The Urbane LTE isn't the smartwatc...

LG Watch Urbane LTE LG Watch Urbane LTE Review: Not Smart Enough

Tom's Guide

Published: 18.05.2016

LG Watch Urbane LTE Review: Not Smart Enough

2.5

The LG Watch Urbane LTE makes and receives calls and messages, and gets notifications without being tethered to your phone, but iPhone owners should wait for iOS compatibility.