During Google I / O, one of the expected topics was the smart clocks that should use Google's operating system, changed especially for wearable devices, the A. At the forefront are LG G Watch, Motorola Moto 360 and Samsung Gear Live.
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Clock with a simple appearance, lower resolution (280 x 280) and with a 400 mAh battery, bigger than the Samsung Gear Live, 300 mAh. In principle, the battery can last 36 hours. This smartwatch is available (for those who want to order in advance) from today. Price: 229 USD
Samsung Gear Live
With 1,63 inch AMOLED screen, higher resolution (320 x 320), it will be compatible with any tablets and smartphones with Android 4.3 or higher and comes equipped with a heart rate sensor. O design is more elegant than the model of LG, but Samsung does not reveal how many hours of battery life will have. Also available in pre-order. The price: 200 USD
Motorola Moto 360
For now, the Motorcycle 360 is still a mystery, Motorola has yet to disclose battery life, performance, storage space, let alone the price of the smartwatch. Rumors point to final price of 249 USD ( or more). The design is charming, but as long as other features are not disclosed, it is difficult to advocate the cause of this smart watch.
The team at Engadget had the chance to take a test of the 3 devices, we could not stop sharing with you, anyone who wants to see how it went, can always follow this link.
[Source]: Engadget
