Compare the Latest 5 LG Smart Watches 2021

1.38

in.

Display

3.15

oz

of weight

430

mAh

Battery

14.2

mm

Thin

Joining the smartwatch competition with its 480 x 480 display resolution, the LG Watch Sport definitely sports (pun intentional) specs that are related to training, such as heart rate and blood volume monitoring, along with a 4-core 1,1Ghz processor, but it is not a good sport in the battery department, with its mere 120-minute 3G talk time.

1.2

in.

Display

1.6

oz

of weight

240

mAh

Battery

10.8

mm

Thin

This quad-core smart watch that LG released in 2017, partially aimed to help fitness junkies, runs on Android Wear 2.0 OS. While hosting a pretty-average 240mAh battery, it boasts of specs like its 1.1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 2100 processor, and its IP67-rated stainless steel 316L body.

1.3

in.

Display

1.6

oz

of weight

410

mAh

Battery

LG's 1.3-inch P-OLED Watch Urbane is the first LTE-enabled smart wearable, also boasting 700mAh worth of battery power.

1.3

in.

Display

2.2

oz

of weight

410

mAh

Battery

9.7

mm

Thin

LG's second Android Wear smartwatch model, sporting a top-shelf appearance with its round P-OLED screen with a metallic bezel and leather wristband, basking with an IP67-rated ingress protection, and sipping power from 410mAh battery.

1.65

in.

Display

2.2

oz

of weight

400

mAh

Battery

9.95

mm

Thin

The first smartwatch from LG electronics, operating on Google's Android Wear OS, storing data on a 4GB internal storage, and banking on a 1.65-inch always-on IPS display for real-time notifications.