Best Android wear watches for March 2017

Android Wear has developed a great deal since it was initially reported in 2014. In the good old days, there were just a couple of choices, chiefly from Motorola and LG. Nowadays; numerous handset creators have tossed their weight into Android wear.  There are a number of watches accessible and expanding drastically, it's difficult to monitor which watches emerge as the best.

  LG Watch Sport:

Specs:

1.38-inch POLED with 480 x 480 resolution

Snapdragon Wear 2100 processors

768MB of RAM

4GB of storage

420mAh battery

45.4 x 51.21 x 14.2mm, 89.4g

Dust and water resistant

It costs at $349, however, we believe it's justified regardless of the cash.

   ASUS Zen Watch 2:

Specs:

1.2-inch POLED with 360 x 360 resolution

Snapdragon Wear 2100 processors

512MB of RAM

4GB of storage

240mAh battery

42.3 x 45.7 x 10.79mm, 46g

It is also dust and water resistant, and a bit less pricey than that of LG Watch Sport.

Moto 360 Sport:

Specs:

1.37-inch Hybrid Display with 360 x 325 resolution

1.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor

512MB of RAM

4GB of storage

300mAh battery

45 x 45 x 11.5mm, 54g

Dust and water resistant

The Moto 360 Sport will cost at $199.99.

  Polar M600:

Specs:

1.3-inch TFT display with 240 x 240 resolution

1.2GHz dual-core MediaTek MT2601 processor

512MB of RAM

4GB of storage

500mAh battery

45 x 36 x 13mm, 63g

Water resistant

It's very pricey, though, starting at $329. You can certainly find Android Wear devices for less than that