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The complete review of the LG's watch and Android Gear.

Its been like 2 weeks since I got a LG's G watch. So here I go with all of the good, bad and ugly things about the LG's G watch and Android Grear.

So first lets go over the specs.
OS                    Android Wear (Compatible with Android 4.3+)
STRAP            22mm (0.86inch) Changeable Watch Strap
SCREEN            1.65” IPS LCD
DIMENSIONS   37.9x46.5x9.95 mm
BATTERY    400 mAh
PROCESSING   Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 400 processor with 1.2GHz CPU
MEMORY    512 MB / 4 GB
SENSORS    9 Axis (Accelerometer/Compass/Gyro)

So why g watch instead of samsung.
1. It was a gift so .... but even if I wanted to buy I would have got g watch instead of samsung's.
2. 400 mAh of battery compared to 300 of samsungs.
3. LCD screen, dont think I am crazy, its a small watch and I think one doesn't need a high res screen which eats up more power.
4. Read and watched loads of reviews, where everyone was talking about how comfortable it is to wear all day compared to samsungs. I would definitely go for comfort over the looks. As I know samsung has better looks.
4. How easy it is to charge compared to samsungs.

Lets talk about the watch. Look wise it's a very simple watch with good hardware. In my life I have used PCs with 128 MB of ram so I don't have any complains about the any of the hardware.
But there is loads of lags while sliding the screens



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