Samsung’s Gear S is the beast of the smartwatch world currently, but a number of Samsung Galaxy users may not be willing to dabble into a two-year agreement with a carrier, nor are they willing to pay full retail price for it. If you’re a discount-hungry shopper, a new Gear S price drop may just appeal to your wallet. UK e-retailer Expansys has dropped the price of Samsung's Gear S smartwatch, which was unveiled back in September last year at IFA and went on sale a couple of months later, from the usual £330 ($494) to £275 ($412). This is a savings of £55, or $82. The price drop, however, applies only to the Pure White model of the smartwatch, with the Blue Black model available on demand for £285 ($427).
Powered by Tizen, the Gear S features a 2″ curved Super AMOLED display and doesn’t require a smartphone connection to operate on full capacity thanks to its SIM card slot and Wi-Fi connectivity. The Gear S is IP67 certified water and dust resistance, has a 1Ghz, dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, 512MB of random access memory (RAM), 4GB of memory storage, heart rate monitor, and 300mAh battery. The Gear S battery life (2-4 days) is more than enough to justify why it isn’t running Android.
Meanwhile, another UK e-retailer Handtec is selling the wearable for an even lower price of £258 ($386), but they currently do not have it in stock.
Powered by Tizen, the Gear S features a 2″ curved Super AMOLED display and doesn’t require a smartphone connection to operate on full capacity thanks to its SIM card slot and Wi-Fi connectivity. The Gear S is IP67 certified water and dust resistance, has a 1Ghz, dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, 512MB of random access memory (RAM), 4GB of memory storage, heart rate monitor, and 300mAh battery. The Gear S battery life (2-4 days) is more than enough to justify why it isn’t running Android.
Meanwhile, another UK e-retailer Handtec is selling the wearable for an even lower price of £258 ($386), but they currently do not have it in stock.
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