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..

The Watch Urbane is, in my utterly subjective opinion, the best-looking Wear device yet announced. The Huawei Watch and Moto 360 also look nice, but the Huawei Watch simply is too generic "steel luxury watch" for me, and while the 360 is definitely quite stylish with the right face, I've never been...

Really, really nice The Watch Urbane feels just as nice as it looks - nicer even, perhaps; The polished body is gorgeous, and the subtle design changes make it a much more elegant piece than the G Watch R, Wear 5.1 Android Wear 5.1 adds some new features and overhauls the Wear UI in a few areas, but...

Round screens are still a mixed bag A smaller standard font size and font size options (new in Wear 5.1) make a significant difference compared to the G Watch R; but rectangular text layouts on a circular screen are a difficult pitfall to avoid unless you make the screen really big; $350 It's the...

The LG Urbane is one of the bolder Android Wear watches, and it currently sells for less than the self-appointed style guru Huawei Watch. Not everyone's going to like the look, though. It's a bit bulky and a bit flash.

Bold look; Decent quality construction; Always-on screen option

Poor heart rate tracker; Chunky and unsubtle design; 1.5 day battery life is so-so

I like that it actually looks like a watch and not some tech gadget; It is great that I do not have to look at my smart phone for every notification; Looks great and not that heavy

The battery life is a little short

The best Android wear smartwatch we've worn... so far

This watch it the best build you can get, it feels and looks much better on the wrist than anything else. It's smooth operation only cements it's position as a top smartwatch. For those with an iPhone who can't find wifi, it's because of Apple, not LG.

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.

The LG Urbane is the first smartwatch I bought July 2015 direct from Google. I use my Urbane to check notifications, send and reply to messages using voice dictation, schedule appointments through voice dictation, control currently playing music on my phone, create reminders and check train and bus...

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