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It's mostly decorative .... though who knows what hardware is lurking inside it — the chunkier frame means more space for battery.Is the bezel more decorative or is functional (useful) ?
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It's pretty damn bright. Haven't had the chance to use it in daylight yet (it's dark now), but it's significantly brighter than the OG LG G Watch.How's the battery??!!! Oh, right... wait for those haha.
Umm, I guess I'd like to know how bright it is outside and how do you cope with this not having the ambient light sensor. If possible, comparing it to a Moto360 would be nice, even if briefly. How big/heavy does it feel?
Moto 360 is 320x290 because of the cut-off at the bottom. GWaR is 320x320, and on a smaller screen so pixel density is greater.How is the screen resolution compared to the moto 360?
Good question. There's nowhere really flat around the bezel that I could see as an obvious spot for an ambient light sensor, though.Why didn't they put the ambient light sensor into the bezels? They look pretty big.
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I'm OK with the size. It's big, but not massively cumbersome — and I don't have gigantic wrists.In pictures it looks gigantic, how does it feel when worn and when compared to conventional watches.
Probably. It definitely looks better with analog watch faces.While I appreciate the aesthetic of the bezel. do you you think it will be more of a detractor for well designed watch faces who don't make use of the 15-30-45 time markers? Does this limit the watch in some way from a design perspective?
Moto 360 is 320x290 because of the cut-off at the bottom. GWaR is 320x320, and on a smaller screen so pixel density is greater.
Good question. There's nowhere really flat around the bezel that I could see as an obvious spot for an ambient light sensor, though.
The bezel (and the LG G watch R - referred to LG-GR from now on - has a massive useless bezel) is completely decorative and that is where LG is hiding their display drivers, which in turn makes for a very tiny screen (1.3" on the LG-GR vs. 1.56" on the moto 360). Moto 360 on the other hand has no bezel whatsoever, and instead has the flat tire (you have to hide the display drivers somewhere after all. Between the two I 100% prefer the bigger screen and NO bezel of the moto 360. No question about. 1.3" screen on the LG-GR is too freaking small. And if they had gone for a 1.56" screen, with the massive ugly useless bezel, would have made the watch humongous.