The real surprise here is the release of the Gear Fit. With the device,
Samsung makes the leap into the super-popular world of fitness bands.
The big news here is the inclusion of a curved AMOLED display, which
brings smartphone notifications to the front and wraps around your wrist
more naturally.
Samsung wants your wrist again, like it did last summer. Yeah, it wants your wrist again. Like it did last year.
Back in September, Samsung took its first dive into wrist-worn wearables with
the Galaxy Gear. A mere six months later, the company is back with not
one but three follow-ups: the Galaxy Gear 2, the Galaxy Gear 2 Neo and
the Galaxy Gear Fit.
That’s two smartwatches and a
wrist-worn fitness band, extending Samsung’s wearable reach into the
realm currently dominated by fitness trackers the likes of Fitbit and
Nike’s Fuelband.
Samsung’s smartwatches connect to your smartphone via low-power
Bluetooth connectivity and can both deliver notifications from your
phone to the watch and let you perform certain activities from your
wrist on your phone. The first Galaxy Gear was criticized for its lack
of performable functions and lackluster battery, which Samsung hopes it
has addressed with these three follow-ups.
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