>>53645416
>Which one to pick?

apple watch t︂b︂︂h

Neither, those look fucking ridiculous.

>>53645451
I think that's pretty subjective.
Other than that the ones on the photos are weird options to take, there are more minimalistic models

Seems nice, I've been enjoying my LG G Watch R everyday since it came out and haven't had any problems with it.

This looks like a copy of that for the most part.

>>53645791
There are 2 watches, which do you mean

>>53645416
Kill yourself

>>53646237
Huawei

I would never get the Moto 360. Huawei Watch and LG G Watch R both have displays that always stay on; that's the ultimate PRO for what I'm looking for in a watch. It's also very useful and awesome that they integrated a speaker in the Huawei, something the G Watch R doesn't have. And that black bar on the 360 bugs the hell out of me.

>>53646405
As far as I know the 2nd Gen Moto also always stays on.

I'm not sure about the black bar since I don't want to fiddle around with the brightness all the time.

Why would I need a speaker in my watch though

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>>53646449
>As far as I know the 2nd Gen Moto also always stays on.
It's still LCD and not AMOLED, which is what I was looking for in a smartwatch. And I never fiddle with the brightness, I keep it on the lowest possible setting and can always see it very clearly except in direct sunlight, in which case I could click the side button 3 times to temporarily boost the brightness to max for a couple seconds.

>Why would I need a speaker in my watch though
Because sometimes I start or answer a call from my watch, and it could be nice to do the entire call from my watch, or read a text out-loud for me. There are many possibilities.

And I just think it looks better and more like ordinary watches I've had in the past.

>>53646619
Wrong thread
>>53633699

>>53646651
already posting in there - just trying to prevent OP from making a grave mistake

>>53646679
Of course mechanical watches are better. My Seiko Kinetic was way more sturdy and reliable for time than my smartwatch.

But I got a smartwatch for convenience; so I my notifications come through my watch rather than my phone, which it does well.

>>53646852
you actually enjoy getting interrupted from what you're doing with notifications?

>>53647043
A silent vibration, yes. A quick glimpse at the notification to see if is important or not.

I've always kept all my phone on silent, I never have a ringtone or text notification, so I rely on the vibration, and I didn't like having to check if what I felt in my pants was the sensation from a notification or just excitement from seeing a pretty girl.

But in all seriousness, I just suck at responding to people or ever checking on my phone, so this way it's more convenient to see my text messages and notifications at a glance, even if it still takes me a while to ultimately respond.

>>53645416
I have a gear s2, shame about tizen but it's honestly leagues ahead of android wear in everything except app availability.

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I have the moto 360 and wear / use it daily, and really don't mind the flat tire nor lack of speaker. In fact I'd be annoyed if it made noises.
>>53646405
Moto 360 has ambient mode as well, my screen is always on. Lots of faces even have an ambient mode face

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I still love my Moto 360, and I think it'd be perfect if A: It would ditch the stupid flat-tire, and B: Longer battery by a few hours. It's nice and minimalistic, and it does everything I need from it well. It's nice getting the wrist-vibration notifications for texts/calls/email, makes it really useful if you're somewhere you can't check your phone, but no one is going to call out out on checking your watch.

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I have the 1st gen 360 and I love it. I would buy the 2nd gen over the huawei because the huawei is unnecessarily expensive.