Samsung shows us how to customize the Gear S2 Classic with traditional watch bands
Available to order in the US since early October, Samsung's Tizen-based Gear S2 Classic is one of the most expensive smartwatches currently on the market: at $349, the Gear S2 Classic costs as much as an Apple Watch (the cheapest Apple Watch model that you can get, but still).
The difference between the Gear S2 Classic and the regular Gear S2 (which costs $299) is mainly related to the devices' design. However, the Gear S2 Classic has an advantage over the regular Gear S2: it can be used with traditional watch bands. More exactly, you can attach any band to it, as long as it's a 20 mm one.
As you can see in the promo video that's embedded below, it's quite easy to change watch bands on the Gear S2 Classic (thus changing its aspect), even if you want to use a band from an analog watch.
What do you think of the Samsung Gear S2 Classic? Do you prefer it over the regular Gear S2? Check out our Gear S2 Classic vs. Gear S2 post if you're not sure yet.
The difference between the Gear S2 Classic and the regular Gear S2 (which costs $299) is mainly related to the devices' design. However, the Gear S2 Classic has an advantage over the regular Gear S2: it can be used with traditional watch bands. More exactly, you can attach any band to it, as long as it's a 20 mm one.
What do you think of the Samsung Gear S2 Classic? Do you prefer it over the regular Gear S2? Check out our Gear S2 Classic vs. Gear S2 post if you're not sure yet.
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