LG GD910

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

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...

Expensive and gimmicky, but brilliant nonetheless. What better way to wear your geek credentials on your wrist?

So, this is a watch with some smartphone features built in. It does neither job especially well, being large for a watch and under-powered, small screened and poorly featured for a smartphone. OK LG, you've done it. But we aren't convinced it was worth...

In the end we remain unconvinced by the LG GD910. Its fundamental purpose, making calls, is flawed. You can only make a private call with a Bluetooth headset, which means you either need to have that clamped to your ear the whole time or swiftly get it...

Very responsive touchscreen ; Well built ; Great fun making video calls

Must use Bluetooth for music and voice/video calling ; Short on smartphone features ; Clunky charging system ; Screen will be too small for some

It looks good and is well made, but overall it is more bling than bang

3G, video calling, novelty factor

Expensive, should have capitalised on its camera more

There isn’t a great deal to the GD910 watch phone from LG. It’s a watch phone that can be used to video or voice call and really that’s about it. It is however the ultimate gadget for gadget’s sake and is a novelty to behold and use. At £500 through...

Do you have the money to pay someone else to go and buy you a LG GD910 Watch Phone? If yes, it's because you have more money than sense. We wish that we did too - we'd love to buy one, but deep down we know the honeymoon period would soon wear off. LG...

Well, it's a watchphone, so therefore cooler than almost every other gadget going

Obscene price, lack of SD support, poor voice recognition

A novel idea, but it remains that. Chronic lack of basic mobile goodies and a huge price really hurt proceedings