LG G Watch R Vs. Moto 360: Classic Time Pieces W/ A Twist, Comparison Of Traditional-Looking Android Wear Devices

LG G Watch R vs. Moto 360: Which do you prefer? These traditional-looking Android wear devices are compared to let users know what classic time pieces with a twist suit them.

According to Christian Today, the two smart watches are stuck with the classic look. From a dial that was transformed into a power button to swappable straps. Motorola Moto 360 offers a stainless steel option aside from the leather strap while LG G Watch R has a changeable one too.

Gamerheadlines noted that Moto 360's display sits about the metal housing. Its 1.56 inch diameter face with backlit round LCD display is coated with Corning Gorilla Glass. There is a splinter at the bottom of the smartwatch's screen, for the ambient light sensor and display connectors to be accommodated. The LCD supports 320 x 290 resolution and 205 ppi pixel density while the LG G Watch R has OLED round display, which measures 1.3 inches in diameter with a 320 x 330 pixel resolutionand 246 ppi pixel density.

Motorola's smartwatch is powered by the TI OMAP 3 processor that runs on 512 RAM with 4GB internal storage capacity. While LG's round smartwatch provides the same internal storage capacity and RAM, it operates on a Snapdragon 400 processor that clock at 1.2GHz.

Both smartwatches runs of Android Wear powered by Google, water and dust resistant, IP67 certified, compatible with devices that run on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and both offer similar basic features.

The Moto 360 lasts up to 20 hours with a 320mAH battery, while LG G Watch R has 410mAh which last much longer when the heart rate monitor is disabled.

According to Christian Today, the LG G Watch R costs $260 and the Moto 360 is sold for $249.99.

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