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Samsung Gear S2 Classic:
As easy to live with as a Pebble, as slick as an Apple Watch and with a tactile, rotating bezel as its secret weapon, the S2 is the kind of smartwatch that none affords to leave behind. You’ll have to pay extra for the cellular version to make the most of the GPS features but even the standard version feels like a leap forward. We’ve used Android Wear watches day to day, and Samsung’s Tizen smartwatch beats these hands down. This new wearable easily pairs up with non-Samsung devices through the Gear app. Apart from these, the Gear S2 Classic can be used as a standalone music player when paired with a Bluetooth headset, to scroll through the photos synced from the phone, record voice memos, view appointments, track your activity and many more. Navigating the device is simple; it comes with some lovely watch-face customizations, health tools and almost two day battery life.
Earlier, smartwatches used to be gadgets only James Bond would have access to, but that’s no longer the case. These wrist-worn phone companions have copious provisions ranging from receiving calls and messages to mailing and many more. The wearable sector is into a storm over the past year, with more and more companies after a slice of the pie.
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