My Samsung Gear S2 Review

My Samsung Gear S2 review
Seems like Samsung has learn a lot from the failures it faces due to which it introduced Samsung Gear S2, which is not only great in looks but also stylish than many previous smart watches introduced by the company. It is comfortable to carry and is one of the innovative designed wrist gadgets as its design is appealing. It contains a rotating bezel that is useful and the battery timing is better than the other smartwatches making it easy for the users to carry them for many hours. It contains 250mAh battery which operates the smartwatch for 3 days without charging, the battery timing of the smartwatches that are introduced till now is almost 1 or 2 days, so Samsung Gear S2 proved itself great to use when it comes to the battery timing.
Samsung Gear S2 specifications:
· 1.2-inch 360 × 360 pixel Super AMOLE screen
· Gorilla Glass 3 is used for covering the screen
· 1GHz dual-core Qualcom MSM8x26 processor
· 4GB of internal storage
· 512MB of RAM
· Wi-F 802.11 b/g/n
· Bluetooth 4.1
· Heart-rate monitor
· Accelerometer
· Barometer
The screen is small in size as compared to many other smartwatches but it is outstanding in use and there is no any problem in using it due to its small area of the screen available for use. Rotating bezel present in this version of Samsung’s smartwatch is a great innovation. It is perfect for the fitness lover as there are many health and fitness features in it which counts the steps also and show accurate number, there is a great option of setting the goals with the help of one of its apps. It shows the progress with the graphics to inform the user that he/she is doing well to achieve the set goals or not which is great for those who want to track their progress. There are some alert options available with which the user can stay active and it assists in monitoring the health of the heart.
The button layout is a bit altered than the previous versions as it contains 2 navigation buttons on the right side. The button which is present on the upper end works as a Back button which makes the user able to get back to the previous menu. The button that is present on the lower end works as a power button and Home button which makes the user able to get back to the home screen. Finding the button when no light available is not difficult and no force is required for pressing them, which makes the use easy and comfortable.
The only issue in this version is the unavailability of the apps; there are many apps available according to the company, but it is not true as users can only find a few useful apps which take Samsung Gear S2 back in the competition. There are also some connectivity issues and its reactivation lock is annoying due to some problems..