![]() LG partnered with Swiss watchmakers Soprod SA to build out the mechanical look, and it fits any 22mm watch band. LG's new smartwatch, on the other hand, has dual screen keys on flanking a navigational nob in the middle – a traditional control scheme that gets you around the watch's interface just fine.īut we can't lie – digital smartwatches imitating real mechanical watch faces don't compare to the dimensionality of the W7's hands-and-display face. We do miss the radial dial of the Samsung Galaxy Watch, which was a unique control mechanism that distinguished it from the competition. Its 1.2-inch touchscreen display (360 x 360 / 300ppi) isn’t the biggest display on the smartwatch block, but it sits atop the watch hands, giving its interface a depth that other digital-only smartwatches don't have. It's going to become available at some point in June across the globe.The W7 measures 44.5 x 45.4 x 12.9mm and weighs 79.5g, with an attractive burnished steel case and dark metal radial on top: its "Cloud Silver" look, the only one available right now. It will be offered in two color versions: New Aurora Black and Cloud Silver. The IP67 rating means that the product will maintain its operability even if it is gently submerged in a tank of still tap water at room temperature for about 30 minutes, up to a depth of 1 meter. The Watch Timepiece could get official as soon as this coming Monday, on April 30. ![]() The timepiece has so much more to offer than just looking good, and among the many features, it can track your daily activity, including heart-rate and sleep stages. A special edition LG Watch Timepiece+ will come with a metal band in the box too, as well as an extra charging cradle. Fitbit Versa Smart Watch The Fitbit Versa Smart Watch looks especially stunning in the peach/rose gold design, but looks aren’t everything. The wearable will ship with a 22mm silicone strap, but if you want to swap it out for something else of that size you will be able to. NFC and GPS aren't "expected" to be built-in, allegedly. LG Watch Timepiece takes another step towards a possible imminent launch LG is heavily rumored to be working on a new smartwatch dubbed the LG Watch Timepiece, and it could arrive very soon, as it. The device will charge through a USB Type-C port. Wi-Fi 802.11n and Bluetooth 4.2 will be on board, but no cellular data support. ![]() The Timepiece also has 4GB of eMMC storage, 768 MB of RAM, and Qualcomm's Snapdragon 2100 chipset. The smartwatch measures 45.5 x 45.4 x 12.9 mm, coming in between the aforementioned Watch Sport and Watch Style in this regard. It will boast a 1.2-inch 360x360 LCD screen and a 240 mAh battery. The Watch Timepiece has a stainless steel body, IP68 certified water and dust resistance, as well as a highly precise quartz movement and physical watch hands (for the mechanical clock aspect of course). This apparently caters to a demographic that is looking for the best of both worlds - analog and digital. The W7 measures 44.5 x 45.4 x 12.9mm and weighs 79.5g, with an attractive burnished steel case and dark metal radial on top: its 'Cloud Silver' look, the only one available right now. Instead, the Timepiece will be a hybrid, containing a mechanical clock setup alongside the smart functions. That said, this won't be a straight-up smartwatch in the vein of the LG Watch Sport or Style, both models which launched last year. It will be called LG Watch Timepiece, and will run Google's newly renamed Wear OS. ![]() According to a new rumor, LG is working on a new wrist worn wearable. ![]()
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