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The editors liked
Lightweight
Responsive touchscreen
Intuitive menu system
Very responsive touchscreen
Well built
Great fun making video calls
For LG Watch Phone GD910
It's a watch that's a phone
Just what your inner 10 year old always wanted.
Well
It's a watchphone
So therefore cooler than almost every other gadget going
The LG GD910 Watch Phone ain't bad as a watch. Lovely leather strap
Smooth face and metal buckles. It also works as a phone better than you think
Swiping between screen is easy
And tapping out texts is feasible
Surprisingly
Especially in pr...
Its a watchphone – need we say any more. Responsive gesture-sensitive touchscreen. Surprisingly clear call quality
The editors didn't like
You could buy a high-end smart phone for roughly the same price
Must use Bluetooth for music and voice/video calling
Short on smartphone features
Clunky charging system
Screen will be too small for some
For LG Watch Phone GD910
Obscene price
Lack of SD support
Poor voice recognition
There are problems with how the LG GD910 Watch Phone works though. There's only 80MB of storage on board for MP3 and no microSD slot. Voice recognition is pitiful
At least with our limey accent
And video chatting while looking straight at the person...
Youll look like a fool using it. Battery life. Needs to be docked every night to charge
Well, the LG GD910 Watch Phone ain't bad as a watch. Lovely leather strap, smooth face and metal buckles. It also works as a phone better than you think: swiping between screen is easy, and tapping out texts is feasible, surprisingly, especially in pr...
There are problems with how the LG GD910 Watch Phone works though. There's only 80MB of storage on board for MP3 and no microSD slot. Voice recognition is pitiful, at least with our limey accent, and video chatting while looking straight at the person...
Do you have the money to pay someone else to go and buy you a LG GD910 Watch Phone? If yes, it's because you have more money than sense. We wish that we did too - we'd love to buy one, but deep down we know the honeymoon period would soon wear off...
All right then, we just tested a wristwatch phone. We walked around wearing it and no, we werent beamed up to the mothership for some terrible experiments. No seriously, we showed it to some of our civilian friends and they were largely unimpressed. T...
In the end the LG GD910 is simply a gimmick, a very expensive gimmick at that since it is retailing with Orange at the list price of $900. It is a very well packed phone that delivers poorly on its promise, some feature have no real use, such as...
We really like the LG watchphone. In a world unbound by the economic realities we face today, we might even recommend it with only a few minor reservations. But when you consider that the hotly anticipated HTC HD2, accompanied by its armada of apps and ut...
The LG GD910 Watch Phone is, ultimately, a ridiculous device, as a phone on your wrist isn’t the most practical idea.However, we can’t help but like it because it just is really cool – it’s a watch phone for crying out loud, the so...
Abstract: Dick Tracy fans rejoice, because the watch phone is becoming a reality. At CES 2009 this January, Korean electronics giant LG unveiled a 3G HSDPA wrist phone with touchscreen operation and video conferencing functionality in a body that's just a little...
Looks like a watch , Has Bluetooth, VGA camera, capacitive touchscreen; MP3 playback and basic organiser features , Includes Bluetooth headset.
Small display makes it hard to type anything with onscreen keypad , Doesn't stay firmly on wrist , Expensive , Bluetooth supports only HSP profile , Bad onboard mic placement.
There's just no other phone out there that claims to be watch-sized, yet comes chock-full with Bluetooth, touchscreen, 3G and voice command features. However, the high price really dents the appeal of this wonderful gadget....
