Two excellent new smart watches probably announced by two of the best in the industry. These are the new 2015 Moto 360 2nd Gen and Samsung Gear S2. Here, late 2015 consumers have plenty of options, and today we’re going to compare a few key differences between Samsung’s Tizen-powered Gear S2 and the Android Wear Moto 360.
Yesterday Motorola officially unveiled the new 2nd Gen Moto 360 after months of rumors and speculation. A few days ago, the Samsung Gear S2 went official. Two watches that get a lot of attention, but very different devices with different features for potential buyers.
The Samsung Gear S2 does not run Android Wear, Google’s operating system for wearables, and instead runs Samsung’s own Tizen operating system. It straddles the line between Google’s software and Apple’s and has some interesting features. If you’re considering one versus the other, read on for more details.
One of the highlights of this launch is that the Samsung Gear S2 will work with any Android smartphone. Well, almost every Android smartphone. The original was strictly limited to Samsung Galaxy devices, which drastically reduced its market.
This year, those without a Samsung phone can still enjoy everything the Gear S2 has to offer. At the same time, the Moto 360 now works with iOS and millions of iPhones, as Google recently released an Android Wear app for iOS. This allows it to instantly appeal to millions of buyers that Samsung’s watch can’t reach.
Those two things, let’s look at the details, specs, screen sizes, battery life and specs of each watch. Because these are important parts smart watch The slideshow below will cover all the details we know so far, and we’ll update them with additional information as soon as we get both for a real comparison.
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