The Samsung Gear S2 is without doubt one of the best smartwatches I've ever used. The innovations that Samsung introduced with the device are meaningful, and change the way I interact with smartwatches.

Excellent screen; Innovative rotating bezel; Slick Tizen UI

Limited number of apps; Lacking customisation options; Poor voice control

Before even getting into the nitty gritty, let me answer what's undoubtedly on many of your minds: if you've been holding out for the right Samsung smartwatch to buy, you may well have just found it.

Bought this to replace my gear fit. I like the extra features. I feel like it isn't as sensitive on the pedometer function as the gear fit or my old fitbit, but I like how it reminds me to be active. I do notice it misses some notifications.

Very happy with my Gear S2 from Adorama! Looks cool, easy to operate, customizable, lot's of watch faces to choose from, and it works great with my Note 4. I normally get 3 days on 1 battery charge. Receiving notifications on the watch is very handy.

I purchased this online from Verizon. i set it up per the tiny set up paper that came with it. set up was smooth. but right off the bat i had issues getting my text messages and my battery was discharging when it was turned off.

looks great in white.well made and fits well.

attractive design

Nice product, but it's price to high, it's build quality is excellent, this product also with great features

With the Gear S2, Samsung has produced a really compelling alternative to the current crop of Android Wear smartwatches. In many ways the Gear S2 is the most appealing smartwatch we've yet seen but it has a few major issues.

Extremely well made; Intuitive interface; Rotating bezel ring for navigation; IP68 dust and waterproof rating; Excellent display

Connectivity issues; Limited Tizen apps

Second time around, Samsung has produced an excellent smartwatch. The Gear S2 is attractive and watch-like (especially the Classic model, which I hope to see soon) and the rotating bezel is almost the perfect way to navigate on a small screen.

The Samsung Gear S2 has a rotating bezel, which makes it really impressive. You'd normally expect a blind-worth TAG Heuer or Rolex to have a milled metal wheel marked with numbers, the Gear S2, on the other hand, has a subtle bezel that's almost invisible.