Lg Watch Sport Google Fit Wearable Devices

product for travel and watch sport. Every thing good.

As a person with Autism Spectrum Disorder I often face a lot of discomfort from using wearable devices like wired headsets. This particular wireless headset is fantastic and recommended. If it was not for this type of headset doing my job would be far more difficult each day.

I like it better than having the talent pinching a wearable microphone.

I can fit all my charging cables for my Apple mobile devices, Kindle, Smart watch, and my AirPod Pros.

I was uncertain about buying a wearable product online. There are a lot of size factors to consider. My shape/size, the size of the radio, etc. This has all the right adjustments to fit all of that perfectly. The adjustable radio strap can fit any radio I've ever used and keep it from moving around. All the adjustable straps are perfect for getting it right where I want it, and not be fighting it while I'm on set.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love to watch sport wit my family we have movie nights

Great 4k Doorbell. Works with Google and my voice to watch the camera on TV.

We are astonished with the picture and sound quality of this product, but would prefer if LG could have added more functionality with Google Voice. Also screensaver is not configurable which would be a good to have feature

I bought this TV to replace my LG OLED that was far out of warranty & doing the whole random reboot loop shenanigans about a month ago. So far, I'm quite happy for several reasons: Integrated Google TV. Google TV is so much easier to use than LG or Samsung's OS because I'm already in the Google ecosystem and now I don't need to rely on a dongle to get the Google TV experience. Works seamlessly with the PS5. If you've got a PS5, Sony's picture settings are pretty much perfect for gaming (as you'd expect). I diddled around with the picture settings only to reset them as the default settings are all you need. Good value. It's a good balance between an expensive OLED and one of those cheap 4k TVs. I thought "downgrading" would bother me, but so far, I'm quite happy with the picture quality. It also has FOUR HDMI ports, so unlike with my LG, I don't need to be plugging and unplugging hardware I want to use. That might seem like a trivial problem, but it's the little things in life. I can't speak to the sound quality as I have a Sonos soundbar. But, if you have a soundbar and are wondering if this TV will play nice with it, the answer is yes.

I'm very pleased with my purchase. One being on sale. For years Ive been a Samsung Owmer of TV's. I also own a 48" LG OLED TV. Have things changed for TV's these days. Fairly simple to set up. Would be nice if the Manual had more Info. Example the Settings. I did'nt want the Apps taking over once I turned on the TV, I wanted to go directly to my Telus Optic set has HDMI 1. I had to google how to change that setting, with 5 steps to it. No problem I can google or Youtube for help on my New LG 55QNED85TUA 2024