Awesome watch. Nice design.

Really impressed with the build quality, battery life, design, pixel density on the urbane.. Though I am not sure if we need a smart watch in the first place..but thats another story.. But if you are convinced that you need one, then the LG Urbane is the best watch in the market..

I love this watch! Battery life for me is very good, but not great. I like that it still looks like a regular watch yet performs all duties that a smartwatch should. The stock band is holding up very well. It's also much more comfortable since I've broken it in.

Got this watch from Clove yesterday and I am over the moon with it! It is my first smart watch, but I did a load of research first and I know I have picked the right one! I particularly wanted a watch that looked like a watch.

My wife and I both have very skinny wrists. I took a gamble and bought two of these - as Christmas gifts for each other - sight unseen. Admittedly, it does look big on our wrists, but that seems to be the fad right now. Within a few days, we both no longer noticed how large the watch is.

I love the LG Urbane. Useful for golf , meetings , reminders birthdays and even playing music from my watch through my car sound system. Very functional. I think the software needs to be improved so the interface looks a bit slicker. Apple have set a standard and Android wear need to catch up.

Performance; Style/Design; Easy To Use; Features/Settings; Quality

Say goodbye to smartphone separation anxiety. With its own LTE radio onboard, the LG Watch Urbane LTE ($500 full price on Verizon; $450 with two-year plan; $200 with two-year plan on AT&T) promises to unleash you from your smartphone and still let you stay connected by delivering pertinent alerts to...

LTE connectivity for freedom from phone; Solid fitness tracking tool; Android Wear improvements

Bulky design; Relatively short battery life; Limited phone compatibility; Expensive

At $349 dollars in the Google Store, it is the most expensive Android Wear device, dethroning its predecessor (or almost twin sibling), the LG G Watch R, which was also the most expensive product, at $299 (and so was the G Watch before that).

Wearables are personal. Putting a smartwatch on your wrist is like making a statement - I'm cutting edge and I'm stylish. That's the reason why smartwatches have evolved from square displays made out of plastic to stylish timepieces crafted from polished steel and glass.

A lot of companies are really investing heavily into wearables and LG is no exception. They already made inroads into this market with their first two smart watches: the LG G Watch and the LG G Watch R. Quite recently they announced a new one called the LG G Watch Urbane .