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LG Watch Style review : An Android Wear 2.0 watch overshadowed by its more feature-packed brethren

LG Watch Style review : An Android Wear 2.0 watch overshadowed by its more feature-packed brethren

Posted on February 9, 2017January 11, 2019 By Jarvis

The LG Watch Style puts the emphasis on looks over features and from that perspective it does deliver. This is one of the best looking Android Wear watches out there, but the slender form comes at an expense of features that could have made this smartwatch even more desirable. No GPS and heart rate sensor we can understand, but the lack of NFC seems criminal. If you want a streamlined Android Wear 2.0 experience packed into a slim body, then the LG Watch Style is worth considering, though we’d bet on the competition blending a more potent mix of style and features before long.

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The LG Watch Style carries Google’s smartwatch future on its shoulders. Along with the beefy LG Watch Sport, it heralds the arrival of Android Wear 2.0, Google’s shot at matching – and hopefully surpassing – the experience of the Apple Watch Series 2 and Samsung Gear S3.
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