Samsung Gear S2

The new LG Watch Style may be sporting the latest version of the Android Wear operating system, but it has much in common with some of the leading older smartwatches. Here's how it matches up with the Samsung Gear S2.

Samsung has just unveiled its seventh iteration of smartwatch, the Gear S3. Available in two variants –​ the professional-looking S3 classic and the more adventurous S3 frontier –​ this series makes several improvements on last year's well-received Gear S2 series. Let's take a closer look.

In the last few years, we've seen wearable tech products go from concept to clunky early adopter gizmos to (somewhat) mainstream consumer product. They're still unnecessary luxuries, but some of them are worth their price in fun alone. Let's break down the best wearables of 2015.

We reviewed the Samsung Gear S2 soon after it launched, but we now have its better-looking fraternal twin, the Gear S2 Classic, in house. Let's take a quick look at Samsung's US$50 more expensive smartwatch that looks like a real watch.

In some ways Samsung's G​ear S2 soars to the highest of smartwatch heights, but it also sinks to some frustrating lows that prevent it from being our top recommendation. Let's see how it compares to one of our top choices, the Huawei Watch.

After making five smartwatches with either square or rectangular displays, Samsung now has a round-faced model that improves on its predecessors in other ways as well.

After Samsung blasted out five smartwatches in the span of a year, the company took more time with its latest watch, the Gear S2. Out of the box, it's already clear that the extra TLC paid off: this is easily Samsung's best watch to date.

If you're in the market for a brand new smartwatch, the choice of models just keeps rising. Here we're going to compare Samsung's latest, the Gear S2, against Apple's flagship wearable: The Apple Watch.

Smartwatches are getting a lot better-looking – and a lot rounder – these days. Let's look at what may be two of the classier options this holiday season, the Samsung Gear S2 and 2nd-gen Moto 360.

Samsung's newly announced Gear S2 smartwatch is instantly appealing. It offers a compelling combination of touch and physical controls, a sharp colorful interface and two distinct flavors of hardware. Read on for Gizmag's full hands-on impressions.

After churning out six smartwatches in the span of a year in 2013 and 2014, Samsung had been silent on the wearables front for a full year. That changed today, with the introduction of the round-faced Gear S2.