Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE review”.
Just a couple of weeks ago, Google announced the next generation of its Android wear platform and it promises to make smartwatches much more independent from your phone. Now, that’s not gon na be available until later this year, but you can kind of get a taste of. What’S to come with, LG’s watch urbane second edition LTE. Now, unlike every other Android wear watch, this LG has a cellular radio inside of it, which means that if you don’t have your phone with you, you can still use your watch.
You can get the watch urbane from 18t and Verizon right now and it’s pretty expensive either way. 18 t sells it for 360 bucks, but they’ll sell to you for $ 200. If you sign up for two years, data service on it and Verizon is even more expensive.
They sell for $ 500 or 450. If you sign up for a two-year data plan, both carriers charge 10 bucks a month for service on it, which is pretty pricey for something. That’S not your phone or your tablet, or your laptop at its base in your main, is just like any other Android wear. Watch it here’s where it’s different, if you go out and haven’t leave your phone at home and it’s connected to Wi-Fi or cellular your Bane will act just the same as if your phone was in your pocket and paired over Bluetooth. You can see your notifications, you can use apps, you can perform boy searches, you can even make phone calls and send and receive text messages. But if your phone isn’t connected to the network, for whatever reason the watch becomes much dumber and only lets you use its offline functions.
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