The Samsung Gear S3 is the Korean tech giant's latest smartwatch. It was released in several markets around the world already, but it has yet to make its way to Samsung fans in India.
According to a recent rumor, that will soon be changing. The Gear S3 is rumored to make its way to the Indian market in January of next year. With 17% of the 1.2 billion people in the country owning a smartphone, India is a market that rivals the US in size. So, we can safely assume that Samsung will be doing its best to push the Gear S3 to as many users as possible there.
In the meantime, make sure to check the 10 key takeaways from our Samsung Gear S3 review if you want a quick summary of what the watch is all about.
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