Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch rumored to include nano SIM card

2. Clars123 (Posts: 940; Member since: 16 Mar 2015)

1. rumour
2.You haven't even seen it yet

4. YourKnowledge (Posts: 60; Member since: 17 Aug 2015)

So if i see it i'll buy it?

7. Clars123 (Posts: 940; Member since: 16 Mar 2015)

perhaps....wait and see

9. YourKnowledge (Posts: 60; Member since: 17 Aug 2015)

I'll probably never buy a smartwatch from any company (yet) because they are useless devices at this point for me since they do so little for so much money and last under 24hrs. Even if they lasted a week i wouldn't buy one. So even if i see it when it comes out, it is just going to be same as the rest of them only with better internal whatever hardware.

15. j2001m (Posts: 3005; Member since: 28 Apr 2014)

Hm, you are joking right the Samsung gears watchers with Samsung own OS have always lasted for days 2 to 3 days, so hm try again

18. YourKnowledge (Posts: 60; Member since: 17 Aug 2015)

No, i'm not joking lol. And i said that even if they lasted a week i wouldn't purchase one. Plus, that's not like OMG the battery is bad, no... they're just useless today.

6. willard12 (unregistered)

3. The pricing in the US is never a simple conversion of the exchange rate.

3. rd_nest (Posts: 1656; Member since: 06 Jun 2010)

Most likely 299 for Wifi, 349 for Cellular.

5. nepalisherpa (Posts: 225; Member since: 17 Jul 2015)

...is bad! (see what I did here?)

8. j2001m (Posts: 3005; Member since: 28 Apr 2014)

That's an EU price with lte so it will be the same type of price as the gear s 3g when it comes out,mothers also going to be more than 1 ver

12. TerryTerius (unregistered)

In a market that is highly saturated like this with 1000 business making competing products, companies that have low priced phones and rely on volume are inevitably going to fail.

Eventually companies like Meizu, Xiaomi and Huawei (who has already started doing so) will havrle to raise their prices if they want to survive in the long run. It's the reason that HTC is switching gears to high-end phones with higher price tags, because trying to make a comeback by relying on volume isn't going to work. Very few companies can do that and the ones that can almost without fail are either selling their phones at cost, taking a loss, or are cutting corners with their labor practices.

Besides that, one of the differences is that Samsung spends more on R&D then nearly every other tech company on earth. At least more than every phone manufacturer.

Then again, for the average person a phone like the 2015 moto G would be more than good enough for virtually every need they have. Times have changed, the industry isn't what it was two or three years ago. Strange times.

13. DRS1977 (Posts: 522; Member since: 27 May 2015)

What does this have to do with the Gear S2?!?!

16. j2001m (Posts: 3005; Member since: 28 Apr 2014)

Hm, get back to me when the other OS can do 2 or 3 days battery on there old hardware, oh dear they can not