LG’s 3G smartwatch makes a pit stop at the FCC

September 26, 2014

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Earlier today, an unannounced LG-branded wearable passed through the United States of America’s official certification authority — the FCC. According to information included in the filing's documentation, we're looking at the South Korean company's first 3G-enabled smartwatch.

Unfortunately, the paperwork doesn't reveal anything about the actual internals of the unit, but we do know its dimensions are 57.7 x 35.5 mm. To put these figures into perspective, Samsung's Gear S measures in at 58.3 x 39.8 mm — so LG's offering is just a tad bit smaller.

Would you be interested in an LG standalone smartwatch? Be sure to let us know your thoughts in the comments section down below.

Source: FCC

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Josh is an avid Android enthusiast who writes news, reviews and the occasional how-to articles. He lives in the UK and is fascinated by anything technical. He enjoys stripping and rebuilding vintage Macs and is a keen amateur photographer. Currently, his smartphone of choice is the HTC One (M8), but he has a sneaky suspicion that’s going to change when the Galaxy Note 4 finally hits the shelves.