A smart watch... with a curved Super AMOLED display and it's own 3G connection...! If you ever wanted to strap a smartphone around your wrist, then the Samsung Gear S is here for you. Play click above to check it out. Sean

Well for me it's the number one intelligent watch. Not perfect but on its way ... very light to weare and after a month I am very happy with it. The price is right compare to apple and the look is simply outstanding.

Is it a phone? Is it a watch? These are the questions that you'll likely think up when you see Samsung's latest smartphone-watch hybrid, an evolution on its original Gear smartwatch that will let you make calls from your watch when your phone isn't even nearby.

Great looking screen; Solid battery two day battery life when used as a watch; Can make and take phone calls; and send and receive messages; Heart-rate sensor included; GPS built into the watch

Needs a Samsung phone (a recent one; at that) to setup; Answering phone calls on your wrist can appear very odd; and make you a little concerned about your appearance; Using the onscreen keyboard is a joke; So few watch faces; and very little for free on Samsung's Galaxy Apps marketplace; Doesn't...

Samsung started the smartwatch push in earnest with its over-the-top Galaxy Gear just last year. Now, some six smartwatches later, Samsung is releasing one that can make its own calls. The Gear S is a tiny phone on your wrist. But is that really a good idea? Discuss Bookmark

Great battery life; Curved design; Fulfills the smartwatch promise

Cumbersome in size; Only works with Samsung phones; Needs an additional data SIM

My husband was really delighted when he received his watch. Delivery was day after ordering which is exceptional service. Thank you so much Mobile Fun.

No. There's a lot you could potentially do with a watch that has its own data connection, but the Gear S doesn't do those things. And the Gear S is big and ugly in order to shove in that limited functionality. The trade-off just isn't worth it.

Nutzo battery life; The Gear S's 300 mAh battery isn't even big by smartwatch standards and still I was able to get a whole two days out of it in one stretch, and on the night in-between I was even using it for sleep tracking; This should be the baseline for smartwatches, period.

Ugh, it's so big and ugly and unhip ; It's vitally important to be able to wear a smartwatch without being uncomfortable, physically or mentally; Wearing the Gear S made me uncomfortable in both ways.

* For seeing msg, news, other health activities it is OK. * But speaking via contact it is not comfortable. * unfortunately the battery broken within a short period. * unlike playstore, here very limited apps only available

This is definitely an upgrade from the first Galaxy Gear watch. The only thing I missed at first was it did not have a camera. But I'm over it now. The S voice works much better. The speaker is very clear and texting is a breeze on the mini keyboard. Much more stylish than the original Galaxy Gear.

I love the Samsung Gear S! I have two nitpicks: I wish the battery would withstand 3 days of frequent use instead of two (but I guess it could be worse-some smart watches don't quite last a day). My second nitpick is with Tizen itself and how it doesn't function fully with third party apps.

Very happy with samsung gear s watch