LG Watch Style

Android Wear 2.0 is faster and easier to use than before ; Rotating dial makes navigating easier ; Handy Play Store integration ; Water resistant

Terrible battery life ; Design isn’t actually stylish ; New Android Wear actions are inconsistent

Ultimately, the LG Watch Style feels more like a proof of concept than a smartwatch for consumers. It shows how well Android Wear 2.0 can perform when Google collaborates with a device maker to make sure new hardware input methods are integrated...

Devilishly good-looking ; Reasonably priced ; Native app support for iOS and Android

Battery life still disappoints ; Android Wear 2.0 needs more apps, fast ; Missing a must-have hardware feature

As the face of Android Wear 2.0, LG's Watch Style delights with a thin, sophisticated look and a offers a new-found freedom from your phone.

Versatile, elegant design. Slim and light. Convenient dial.

Inconsistent fitness tracking in testing. Strap feels cheap. Short battery life.

Ultimately, the LG Watch Style is a decent showcase for Android Wear 2.0 that will appeal to those who want a smartwatch in the body of something that looks a bit more traditional. It's just as elegant as analog-style smartwatches like the Fossil Q...

Subtle and simple design ; Lightweight ; Android Wear 2.0 is fast and responsive ; Waterproofing ; Play Store integration is good

Poor battery life ; Basic functionality with no thrills ; A little toy-like in appearance

The LG Watch Style is a simple but effective smartwatch with good overall performance and a great software experience.

Very light and comfortable ; Runs Android Wear 2.0

Poor battery life ; Very limited features ; No GPS or heart rate sensor

A smart-looking face can’t make up for a disappointing battery life and barebones features

Slim, elegant design ; Smooth performance ; Affordable

Small screen ; No NFC ; No GPS

If you’re looking for a current-generation Android Wear device, the LG Watch Style is arguably one of the most basic offerings available. Whilst that means fitness fans looking for GPS and a heart-rate sensor will be better served by the likes of the...

The LG Watch Style looks and feels great, and we love Wear 2.0 and the new crown scrolling, but beyond that it’s just too limited given the price. Without NFC, GPS, 4G, or a heart-rate monitor the Style feels overpriced, and you can get more for less...

The LG Watch Style is slim and has an Apple-like rotating crown for easier navigation. Its Android Wear 2.0 software is more user-friendly than its predecessor.

Its tiny battery doesn't last a full day. There's a limited number of useful apps, no NFC for mobile payments, no speaker, no heart-rate sensor and no GPS.

There are better (and longer-lasting) smartwatches available to go with both Android and iPhones.