Keep in mind this is coming from an early adopter of Android Wear. I started with one of the first: the LG G Watch. So of course I compared everything on this to the G Watch (which I have since given away to a family member).
PROS:
(See the sensor)
I've had this for A MONTH.
Now... granted...these are impossible to see when the watch is on. Not kidding.
Even in ambient. I mean IMPOSSIBLE. You wouldn't believe how hard they were to photograph (had to use my DSLR). But catch the light the right way and look very hard and you can see most of them. That's just unacceptable to me for a $300+ watch.
Definitely needs a screen protector.
Want to see what my G Watch looked like after a year?
1st Scratch
G Watch new: $229 (I paid $99)
360 V2: $299 to start...
PROS:
- The Screen is GORGEOUS and smooth.
- I love having a crown on it to wake\sleep the screen and to turn it ON. Turning on the G Watch pretty much requires being docked.
- Speaking of the dock, it's really great. Nothing to line up (like the G) just drop it and *boom it becomes your nightstand clock (Phone retired for that function).
- I like the simple black band that came with it (though I'll never understand all the holes... no human could wear this on the very first hole). And the gold bezel I added really adds a touch of class.
- The heart rate monitor if you're into that is cool, I suppose. I'm not into it. Just one more thing to drain the battery. Which brings me to...
- There's just no nice way to say it. The battery flat out sucks. Forget running it ALL day at max brightness. Now, we are talking LONG day here but...off the charger at 7:30, it died on me by midnight. I don't use WiFi. But forget using that all day. It failed a full (long day) on me twice now. G Watch? NOT ONCE.
- I'm really neutral on the flat tire. It doesn't bother me but... get rid of the damn ambient light sensor already. I don't want that. It's the size of a pin...why does it need that much space?
- And finally... the big one. I can deal with these cons. NBD, really. But this one? A picture speaks 1,000 words:
(See the sensor)
I've had this for A MONTH.
Now... granted...these are impossible to see when the watch is on. Not kidding.
Even in ambient. I mean IMPOSSIBLE. You wouldn't believe how hard they were to photograph (had to use my DSLR). But catch the light the right way and look very hard and you can see most of them. That's just unacceptable to me for a $300+ watch.
Definitely needs a screen protector.
Want to see what my G Watch looked like after a year?
1st Scratch
G Watch new: $229 (I paid $99)
360 V2: $299 to start...