Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's size is the #1 reason for purchase. Had the gear S3 and loved the watch but it was just too big for me. This one is perfect. Doesn't have GPS or NFC so took a star off.

This watch is great for getting that slimmer profile and still getting the benefits of Android Wear. Feels good and looks great. Runs like a champ. Easy to use.

I bought this for my adult daughter's birthday. I chose it mainly for looks and price point. It is a quality smart watch, but isn't full featured. You cannot answer or make calls with the watch, but it does do pretty much everything else. We had a little difficulty getting it setup with her Galaxy S7 Edge, but it did finally pair and finish the setup and has worked flawlessly ever since. It probably has the best UI of the watches I looked at. Very smooth and reliable. Best thing I can say is that my daughter loves it and I didn't have to spend $300+ to get what she wanted.

I bought this to replace my bulky Gear s3. The size was perfect but features don't compare to the s3. Only thing missing is the call feature (it doesn't have a mic) and a better messaging app. If those things don't matter it's a great watch, but if you're like me, I'd stick with the s3

As someone who wanted to get a smart watch, I was trying to find something that was effective, yet not as expensive as some Samsung watches. I bought this product when it came out and can assurantly say it had withheld the test of time. It's very simple, responsive, light, and has a decent amount of features in it to be considered a full smart watch. Receive and respond to texts, answer or decline calls (but not communicate) browse or play music and store it on the watch, and many others things. Would highly recomend.

I was shopping for about 6 months, and I bought every smartwatch you can think of and I absolutely loved this one the most! It's sleek, thin, and very feminine for a smart watch. Most smartwatches are very bulky and manly. I loved all the features and thought the layout was very simple, everything worked very well except the radius it had to be from my phone in order for it to work! Jesus, it was awful. If my phone wasn't literally right next to it, it wouldn't work. For example, my phone was in my backpack which was in my trunk, and I was driving, my phone was connected to my car because my car stereo said I just received a text, I looked down at my watch to check the text message and my watch said it was disconnected from my phone.....really? It's 3 feet away in my trunk! Ridiculous! Another example, I had my phone charging on my dresser which is next to my bed, I use it also as a nightstand. I was laying in bed and I went to go mess with my watch and it said it wasn't connected to my phone?? Once again, that's ridiculous! Unfortunately I took it back and tried to buy the other LG sport watch that you can put a Sim card in. I loved it, I didn't need my phone near me at all, it was great for exercising and for work. But it was so insanely bulky, I hit it on everything! And then it eventually just stopped working for no reason. I took it back and gave up on having a Smartwatch. So if you don't mind having your phone right next to your watch, this is a great watch but what's the point of having it when your phone is right there?

My first smartwatch and I love it! Not only does it look great and stylish but works great. Only drawback is the battery life. I have to charge it every night and then be careful how much I do during the day like texting checking email etc. The more it's used the faster the battery runs down I love the feature that allows me to change the clock face. Overall excellent product. I am very happy with this purchase

The good: It was codesigned by Google and has a lot of their ideas and more put into it. The color and casing makes it look much slimmer than it is, which is a blessing. They were going for a look that wasn't as bold as most other smart watches. Wear 2.0 was well implemented and it felt smooth with the rotating crown. The bad: Less than a day of battery life. With light to moderate usage, the battery wouldn't last past 5-6pm after being put on at 7am. I've had Apple watches and other Android watches over the past 2 years so usage wasn't above average due to having and playing with a watch. If anything there were few notifications that were even looked at. Tried this for 3 days then took it back and went to a Samsung Gear S2 classic. If the battery issues are sorted out this would be a nice watch.

So.... I'm going to return it and here's why. The battery life is unpredictable and *very short.* Having ambient display/always on display turned off with minimal screen on and few messages, it might squeak out 18 hours. On a trip where I'm getting directions every few minutes it went from 90% to 30% in just over an hour. To SEE the notifications you have to move your wrist to face you and then its 1-3 seconds before it turns on. The notifications are.... odd. Directions have a LOT of wasted space on screen and even opening the maps app on the watch fills up half the screen with GPS stuff that is useless. I'm going back to my Pebble.... I really wanted to love it... but there's nothing it can do that my Pebble couldn't do better. It's the best of Android Wear... is what I read a million times over. And I believe it... If you are OKAY not having always on AND STILL only getting somewhere between 8 and 18 hours of life. I loved the crown that rotates... It was my favorite thing ever... If I try AW again, it would have to have a rotating crown.... but I'd also like a super different android wear with bigger full-screen notifications that actually will show me more than 5 words. The messenger app was awful to use. Gifs are broken every time. Replying via voice makes you go through like 3 screens confirming it and ANYTIME I tried to reply with anything by voice it was a huge delay and it was far less accurate than my Pebble. The on-screen keyboard is actually pretty good but.... still ineffective. So.... I don't WANT to return it... but I literally will never wear it again. I gave it 2 weeks and I can't justify the cost, even on sale.

Its a great watch, only thing that it needs is a heart rate monitor and speaker, then it'd be perfect!

Bought this for my wife because it looks nice and feminine and was a good value. However, it is a little lacking in certain features. For one thing, it does NOT have a heart rate monitor sensor, which would be nice. It's also very light, which is good from a wearing standpoint, but causes it to feel a little on the low quality side. Overall, it's a great watch, though, and she loves it, especially since we replaced the band.

It's a good watch... Battery is a little weaker than my Gear S2 but it's a much slimmer watch.

Love the size. Great software. Battery life could be better. Not a deal breaker.

I got it on sale for 178$. It is not worth the original price that is asked for it because it lacks nfc and a heart rate sensor. If you are looking for a good looking watch that does nothing but act as a notification dump on your wrist, then this is the watch for you if you can get it on sale.

This is one of the better looking / functioning smartwatches out there, but the battery life is really not that great. With the always on display I'm not able to make it through the day

Looks similar to a normal watch with a round face which is why I got it. I use it with an iPhone which of course means I'm not able to get the full potential out of it but I mainly just use it for notifications anyways. The alarm app goes off late half the time though. Few bugs here and there but overall satisfied

This is a really nice smart watch. Very pretty, not heavy, good features! But.. the battery life was a concern. I turned off a lot of the features to save battery and still barely got a full day. I ended up returning because I prefer a better battery life. Now, I'm waiting to find the right one! :)

This was mostly an impulse buy for me, and has generally turned out well. The watch is a looker with a great screen, performs well enough but the only thing which sucks is it's battery life. I know i have a little higher expectations coming from a pebble, but this barely squeezes through a day.

After owning an earlier generation of smartwatch, and a fitness tracker, I decided to try the LG Watch Style. The functionality of the watch is good, but depends more on the apps that are developed for Android Wear devices than anything else. Battery life is pretty short.

If you are looking for a smartwatch but not sure if you are the smart watch person. Then try the LG Style out. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles but has enough to be an excellent smart watch for texting and light number of app. Worth the purchase.