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Veröffentlicht: 2014-07-10, Autor: Mat , Testbericht von: wired.com
An efficient way to deal with notifications. Raises voice commands to a new high—especially sending text messages or asking Google Now for something. Not unpretty. I expect appmakers to figure out some cool new interactions down the road
Terrible battery life. Crummy charger. It listens well, but it can't play audio. Nor can it take a picture or run a video chat. Screen is too dim for sunny days. Blips on and off awkwardly in the dark if you forget to mute it
Veröffentlicht: 2014-07-09, Autor: JR , Testbericht von: computerworld.com
We'll make this part easy: Both the LG G Watch and the Samsung Gear Live should get you through a full day without worry. But regardless of which watch you choose, you'll almost certainly need to charge it every single night.Some folks seem disappointed b...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-07-08, Autor: Jerry , Testbericht von: androidcentral.com
Samsung's third smartwatch — its first for Android Wear — looks a lot like its othersBehold, The Samsung Gear Live! It's been about a year since we first heard rumors of Google jumping into the smartwatch race, and two of the devices are already trickling...
Zusammenfassung: Earlier this year Google announced a brand new operating system and platform for wearable devices like a smartwatch called Android Wear . After a few months of waiting the first two smartwatches running Android Wear were officially announced last month at...
Always on Google Now access, Material design gives the platform a flowy look & feel, Sophisticated design that mimics a premium timepiece, Uses the same interchangeable bands as the Gear 2
Android Wear lacks depth beyond Google Now integration, Battery delivers a day of usage at the most
Although it's still regarded as a new technology segment, Samsung is a player in the space that has experience in making smartwatches. Seriously, it really shows in the Gear Live's sophisticated design – one that's remarkably more preferred over LG's offe...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-07-03, Autor: Will , Testbericht von: newatlas.com
Zusammenfassung: Samsung is fiercely determined to be a leader in the smartwatch space. Back when other big companies were just rumored to be planning smartwatches, Samsung actually launched one. Then, six months later, it launched not just one more, but three more. And t...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-07-03, Autor: Scott , Testbericht von: cnet.com
The Gear Live has a clean metal body, more features for the price than the LG watch, works with many Android phones (4.3 or later), has impressive Google Voice recognition, and could have an interesting variety of apps sooner than later
Terrible battery life, a display that doesn't work in bright sunlight, a strange card-based notification system that doesn't always pop up with the info you want, annoying snap-on charger that's not easy to attach
Samsung's new smartwatch feels like its other Gears, but injected with Google's new Android Wear software. The makeover means better Google phone connectedness, but it's not a killer smartwatch....
Veröffentlicht: 2014-07-02, Autor: Dan , Testbericht von: tomsguide.com
Beautifu, always-on displa, Built-in heart-rate monito, Accurate and fairly fast voice recognition
Bulky desig, Unwieldy wrist stra, Android Wear still needs wor, Screen hard to read in sunlight
Samsung's Gear Live offers a built-in heart-rate monitor and easy access to your latest notifications, but Android Wear doesn't feel fully baked. Samsung is trying to take over the smartwatch world the same way it took over smartphones — throu...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-07-01, Autor: Chris , Testbericht von: slashgear.com
Priced at $199, for the moment the Gear Live is the cheapest rung on the Android Wear ownership ladder. That doesn't mean it's necessarily cheap for a smartwatch, of course: you can get a Pebble for $150, though that's the regular plastic version, not t...
