Very correct product

I've tried the motorcycle 360, certainly I find prettier, the screen is bigger, but the quality of the LG screen is really a cut above. It is nice and more time is always displayed. Nevertheless, it is too small and it's a shame. Especially that the contour "sports like" absolutely useless. It's frustrating. I understand that manufacturers seek but this watch is almost flawless from the moment when one adheres to the shape and material of the case. It is "very" reactive unlike the Moto 360. It is worn as a sport watch (I have a Casio PRW 1300T) so no worries on that side.

Well, it's not the bracelet titanium (that of the CASIO), it is no better than the Moto 360 and in addition it is rather steep. By cons, it marks less and respects the standard, unlike the Moto 360 that requires a little special bracelet at the fastener.

As said above, it is reactive not slow, it's nice to use. I found the battery drained very quickly since it solicits. It is clear that it could go the distance if we sought as much as a smartphone. Besides, I like to know if the fact that the charge held that oscillates from one to about two days for all current models is only due to the integration in a small enough space for a system having a power calculation of an entry-level smartphone?

Android Wear, no comment, the model works today, what matters to me. Then I leave it to the developers to find a sustainable business model for these products which, I believe, will integrate our lives in the near future.

Otherwise, I appreciated the care the health side by Motorola, it is a pity that LG does not receive the same support.

Finally, the charging system is not as convenient as that of the 360 ​​Moto but it does its job.

In conclusion:
1 screen of the same quality but larger.
A limp without artifice, precisely, allowing a larger screen. 45 mm is good.
A health monitoring as the Moto 360 or the Asus zenwatch.
The rest is on the right track.