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Calidad en la construcción y los acabados del reloj
Producto innovador y con funcionalidades superiores a otros relojes inteligentes
Pantalla grande con buena resolución
Brillo elevado y amplios ángulos de visión
Gran cantidad de funcionalidades de se
Calidad del terminado
Estética
Gestión de llamadas y calidad del audio
Cámara mejor de lo esperable
Alguna app y caso de uso
Evernote
SVoice
Diseño elegante
Multimedia
Tiene una cámara integrada
Modo de depuración
Control de voz con S Voice
El reloj inteligente Galaxy Gear de Samsung es atractivo
Cómodo y ayuda a ver las llamadas que entran
Diseño
Calidad de materiales
Potencia
Pantalla
Apps propias y adaptadas
Posibilidad hablar y contestar llamadas desde el propio Gear
Incluye cámara
A los editores no les gusta
Limitada compatibilidad
únicamente funciona con unos pocos teléfonos de Samsung
Diseño exterior poco atractivo (para mi gusto) y con un cuerpo bastante voluminoso
Duración de la batería limitada
Que nos obliga a tener que recargar otro dispositivo más
Autonomía muy limitada
Notificaciones incompletas y pobres
Escasez de apps y funciones atractivas
No es sumergible
Sólo compatible con móviles Samsung
Precio
Materiales pesados
No es resistente al agua
Batería débil
Solo es compatible con dispositivos Samsung
Es caro
La falta de correo electrónico y respaldo a redes sociales
Poca compatibilidad con otros dispositivos
La caja externa de recarga y el control de voz que a veces funciona y a veces no
Premium Design, Smart & interactive features with the Note 3, Sharp looking display
Works with Galaxy Note 3 only at launch, It’s not water resistant, Touch accuracy is finicky, Unable to view certain notifications directly on it, Step tracking isn’t automatic & continuous
When it comes down to it, the Samsung Galaxy Gear is simply trying to do so much in such a short period of time. We’ll mention that it’s a good starting point, but it’s still very far from being perfect. Visually, the Galaxy Gear is a gorgeous looking...
Publicación: 2013-10-01, Autor: Jamie , crítica de: pcmag.com
Vibrant, colorful AMOLED display. Makes calls (via your smartphone). Snaps usable photos and (short) video clips.
Expensive. Short battery life. Baffling UI. No email send support. Camcorder is limited to 15-second videos. Currently only works with the Galaxy Note 3 and Note 10.1. Lacks killer apps. Bulky style isn't for everyone
The Samsung Galaxy Gear advances the smartwatch concept, but it's too expensive, limited, and difficult to use in its current form....
Ambitious vision of what a smartwatch can be, Effective camera app
Poor battery life, S Voice is unreliable, Expensive, Limited phone support, Illconceived app vision
Hobbled by frustrating features from top to bottom, the Galaxy Gear demonstrates that the smartwatch dream is a work in progress....
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Publicación: 2013-10-01, Autor: Avram , crítica de: Laptopmag.com
Good call quality, Helpful notifications, Handy Smart Relay feature, Good battery life, Attractive color options, Strong Bluetooth connectivity
Expensive, Screen not lit all the time, Works only with Galaxy Note 3 (for now), S Voice integration could be better, Gmail and Google+ notifications too vague, No official Facebook or Twitter apps
The Samsung Galaxy Gear delivers notifications, a camera and voice calls to your wrist, but the high price and limited smartphone compatibility are turnoffs....
Publicación: 2013-10-01, Autor: Vlad , crítica de: theverge.com
Phone calls on your wrist, Surprisingly good camera, Built to last
Uninformative notifications, Apps are either buggy or substandard, Insipid, cumbersome design, Has the battery life of a phone, not a watch, Extravagantly overpriced
Publicación: 2013-10-01, Autor: Brian , crítica de: anandtech.com
It's immediately apparent that there's a bit of panic around what happens as the smartphone/tablet markets mature. The incredible growth the leaders in those industries enjoyed over the past few years is addictive, and no one wants to be late to move onto...
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Only works with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Hardware is uncomfortably hefty. Chunky clasp gets in the way while typing on a laptop. Camera is downright creeptastic. It's easier and faster to just use your smartphone for most tasks. Price — it's a $300 smar
Publicación: 2013-10-01, Autor: Christina , crítica de: mashable.com
Looks and feels better than some pundits (i.e, moi) proclaimed, Great quality screen, Strong app support out of the gate
Expensive, especially when compared to the Pebble, Requires Galaxy Note 3 (and select Galaxy devices in the future) to work, Charging is awkward
Samsung Galaxy Gear ReviewA Wristwatch With BrainsThe Samsung Galaxy Gear smart watch is big -- but it will also fit on small wrists.Time and WeatherThe default watch face displays time, date and weather. You can customize the face to include other digita...
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Publicación: 2013-10-01, Autor: Tim-o-tato , crítica de: droid-life.com
Resumen: The Galaxy Gear smartwatch from Samsung, along with the Galaxy Note 3 ( review here ), were the two biggest announcements the company made during September's Unpacked event in Berlin (and New York City). It was already known that Samsung would more than l...
Resumen: Evan goes in-depth with Samsung's first smartwatch, the Galaxy Gear , in this video review. In a growing market, can Samsung's first endeavor make some waves, or will it fizzle out? The Galaxy Gear features an 800MHz processor, a 1.63-inch Super AMOLED di...
