LG GD910

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Responsive capacitive display, Bluetooth headset included, 2GB memory, decent call quality, video calls, intuitive interface, splash resistant

Large and bulky for a watch, style won't appeal to everyone, no memory card slot, excessive price, dialling and messaging hard to grasp

The LG GD910 watch phone works well considering the design limitations, but its price tag is simply ridiculous. If you've always wanted to pretend you're Dick Tracy or James Bond you'll be impressed. For everyone else, a watch phone isn't practical...

Stylish ; High quality of materials and construction ; Responsive touchscreen and UI

Extremely limited feature set ; Lock screen doesn't offer a watch face ; Too expensive

Wristwatch form factor with a leather strap ; Water splash resistant (we're still raising the 900 euro needed to test it) ; 1.43" capacitive touchscreen display with a resolution of 128 x 160 pixels ; Comes with a Bluetooth headset ; Excellent sunlight...

See water resistance above ; Bulkier than even a large watch ; No way to expand the built-in memory ; Display colors and contrast are pretty washed out even in the dark ; UI is somewhat slow at times ; No FM radio ; Trekkies would rather go for a lapel...

Responsive touchscreen ; Cool design ; Strong alerts buzz

Still pretty expensive ; No video playback ; No 3.5mm headphone jack ; low resolution display

A cool gadget that surpasses expectations, but you'll have to really want the futuristic look to actually replace a proper phone

Responsive capacitive display, Bluetooth headset included, 2GB memory, decent call quality, video calls, intuitive interface, splash resistant

Large and bulky for a watch, style won't appeal to everyone, no memory card slot, excessive price, dialling and messaging hard to grasp

The LG GD910 watch phone works well considering the design limitations, but its price tag is simply ridiculous. If you've always wanted to pretend you're Dick Tracy or James Bond you'll be impressed. For everyone else, a watch phone isn't practical...

Until Samsung's watchphone arrives, the only timepiece to rival this LG is Sony Ericsson's unobtrusive MBW-150. Well, we say 'rival' but it doesn't actually make calls, instead hooking up to your mobile using Bluetooth. And it only works with Sony...

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