Samsung Gear S

The Samsung Gear S looks amazing and comes with a 2.0-inch display size with a 360 x 480 pixels display resolution. Also, the smartwatch’s screen is protected with Corning Gorilla Glass. In addition, the battery capacity of the Gear S is 300 mAh, and the mode of charging is via Cradle. Furthermore, the smartwatch comes with the IP Certified 67 water-resistant rating that will protect your smartwatch from the rain and sweat while working out in the gym. A microphone and speakers are included in the Gear S. Also, it is loaded with sensors, including a barometer, gyroscope, accelerometer, optical heart rate, ambient light for screen brightness, and UV. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.1, and 3G cellular are all present. It has a dual-core processor, 512MB of RAM, and 4GB of storage. However, its display is both its most amazing and, in some ways, most repulsive feature.

The built-in fitness apps on the Gear S are conceptually superior to those on earlier Gear watches or bands. If the Gear S or your phone can lock on a signal, you can join dedicated walking, jogging, hiking, or cycling sessions, which track heart rate and distance and chart your route using GPS. On the watch, charts and logs are kept. Also, compared to the last set of Gears, this fitness app suite has a better interface.

Pros

• Big, bright and decent display
• Great battery life
• Impressive looks

Cons

• Compatibility issues