LG GD910 Watch Review

Release Date: Q2 2009
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LG GD910 Watch Phone

Well it's been tried before but finally a watch phone to write home about. LG have created a 3G watch phone full of the latest technology, and as looks go it isn't bad at all. On the LG GD910 you have a 1.43 inch touch screen with pixel resolutions of 176 x 220, a curved glass face with high quality metal casing and the watch phone comes in 2 colours black or white. A down side is there is a short battery life, but you still get up to 2hrs talk time which isn't bad considering all the technology that's crammed into such a small space. LG's GD910 is quite light on your wrist as it weighs just 84g and is 0.6 inches thick and water resistant.

There is a lot of technology on this tiny watch phone you have 3G HSDPA 7.2 data networks and web browsing along with WI-FI so you can browse the internet for news and shopping. You can use the LG GD910 watch phone as a work tool as it has a built-in camera for conference calls. Connect to other compatible devices such as other mobile phones with wireless Bluetooth. With a quad band GSM network hopefully you will be able to use the LG GD910 whilst you are abroad. With Bluetooth stereo you can use wireless head phones which will be easier than talking to your hand.

You can send messages from your watch phone with features such as text to speech and voice commands to help you do so, which means it will be easier to use as the keyboard is small and could be tricky to use. There is more! You can also listen to music as the LG GD910 watch phone has a music player that works on an MP3 music format, and listen to it on the built-in speaker and there's even a full media player allowing you to do all this. There is plenty of space for phone numbers as the GD910 has a large phonebook and even an organiser.

Well if you like gadgets then the LG GD910 watch phone is for you. Some people may say it is a bit geeky and talking into your hand makes you look like a spy, but that could be a good thing! It is packed with most the technology you want in a phone though the screen may be a bit small to view the web for any length of time, I think this may be something that could take off.