Samsung Gear S2
Samsung's new smartwatch, the Gear S2, has brand-new design that features a wheel around the face of the watch.
Inside, the software gets a makeover too, with new features and upgraded watch faces.
Pick a face
You can pick from many different designs that mimic physical watch faces.
Branded clocks
Samsung has partnered with some brands for specialty watch faces, like this one from CNN that shows headlines.
Digital designs too
There are digital watch faces too with various designs.
Samsung Gear S2 vs the Apple Watch
Here's a side by side of the Apple Watch and Samsung Gear S2. Both watches offer a variety of faces.
Apps
Like many other smartwatches, the Gear S2 has plenty of built-in features that complement your phone. Though it's running on Samsung's Tizen operating system (instead of Android), you'll be able to download apps for the watch.
Get messages on your wrist
Here, you can read text messages from your phone on your wrist.
Reading messages
You can read the text and scroll through the message.
Typing out a message
Reply to messages with a keyboard that's designed with the watch's tiny screen in mind.
Quick replies
Or, if you prefer, you can send a prewritten reply.
Send an emoji
You can send emojis from the watch too.
Calendar events
The Gear S2 shows you important info at your fingertips, like calendar events.
Menus
Here's a look at the watch's main menu.
Step counts
With activity sensors built-in, the Gear S2 can measure how many steps you take everyday and the distance you cover.
Heart rate monitoring
The watch will measure your heart rate and show it on the screen.
The heart rate sensor
The heart rate sensor is on the back of the watch and measures your pulse using light.
Activity monitoring
The Gear S2 will nudge you to move more.
Track your beverages
You can also use the watch to track how much water, tea, coffee or more you drink each day.
Emails
Check you emails from your watch.
Browse your photos
Look through your photos too.
Voice memos
Record a voice memo for later.
Summon a car
Apps running on the watch let you do basic functions. With the Uber app, shown here, you can summon a car.