NucleBAH
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With Android 6.0 comes to the Huawei Watch and Moto 360 (2015) should have their speakers enabled.
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The Moto 360 does not have a speaker.
Sorry, I read it did somewhere
Posted from my Moto G (2015) on the Android Central app.
My husband's Gear watch makes calls and has its own phone number.
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Dear All
Which phones are available now (20/02/2016) which allow you to answer a call om your paired phone but through the watch?
I understand that the latest Android 6.0.1 has this functionality but of course the watch itself need built in speakers.
Christopher
Just curious how you like the watch. I have been researching this watch for some time but I am reluctant to order due to lack of reviews posted. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.
Now? None. The Asus Zen 2, Huawei Watch, and Urbane 2 will be able to when they get the update.
Correction : despite the fact that those watches have the speaker's they still couldn't be use to manage the entire call. I think; some new app like Call Handling, have to come out first in order to do so.
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I'm looking at a smart watch that makes and receives phone calls? I know Samsung has one powered by Tizen but is there any other that is powered by Android wear ?
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Actually, with a Huawei Watch or Asus Zenwatch 2, you can make and receive calls using only the watch; these watches have speakers for hearing the conversation and you simply direct your voice toward the watch; everyone I've asked had no idea I was speaking through a watch - sounded fine to them. Note, though, that this only works while you have a bluetooth connection to your phone (these phones don't have a cellular radio and thus don't require a separate cell contract with your mobile company). Both Samsung and Lg have versions of watches with cellular radios, if you want to go that route.
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If you want to make, talk on, and complete the call entirely on the watch without ever taking out your phone... Then no Android Wear watches perform this feat yet.
At the moment, there are no speakers on any Android Wear watch, preventing you from really hearing what's going on. While it is true that you can connect a Bluetooth headset directly to the watch. This is meant for media playback (like music) and, as far as I know, does not function for anything phone call related.
That said, if you still want to achieve this, you are left with the Samsung Gear watches (except the Gear live... as its Android Wear), a HOT Watch, LG Urbane LTE, some Martian Voice Command watches or various other watches with this capability.
Personally, I've tried the phone call on your wrist thing with lackluster results... I just don't think it's there yet IMO.
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If you want to make, talk on, and complete the call entirely on the watch without ever taking out your phone... Then no Android Wear watches perform this feat yet.
At the moment, there are no speakers on any Android Wear watch, preventing you from really hearing what's going on. While it is true that you can connect a Bluetooth headset directly to the watch. This is meant for media playback (like music) and, as far as I know, does not function for anything phone call related.
That said, if you still want to achieve this, you are left with the Samsung Gear watches (except the Gear live... as its Android Wear), a HOT Watch, LG Urbane LTE, some Martian Voice Command watches or various other watches with this capability.
Personally, I've tried the phone call on your wrist thing with lackluster results... I just don't think it's there yet IMO.