Samsung Gear S2, Definitely the best looking Smartwatch from Samsung unveiled at IFA Berlin 2015

Though Samsung has been trying its luck in the Smartwatch Market since 2013 it never had a success due to its designs, slow performance, and limited software. All this years of struggle disappointment may come to end with the unveiling of it's new Smartwatch The Gear S2. The smartwatch will be available in 2 different colors with a Bluetooth or 3G connectivity and there's also a Gear S2 Classic with Bluetooth connectivity.

Coming to the Design of the Smartwatch, Samsung has been lately doing well in this department and its the same with Gear S2 unlike the rest of Samsung's smartwatches because it actually looks like a watch that I'd want to wear every day. It's round, slimmer and smaller than those rectangular bulky design Samsung used in the previous generations.

The Gear S2 features a 1.65-inch screen running at 360 x 360 which is ofcourse a Sharp and Bro=ight display. The smartwatch also has always on ambient mode which most of the Android Wear watches are equipped with. But the omission of 'Galaxy' from the title of the watch makes sure that the watch is running on Samsung's proprietary Tizen OS. It looks a lot cleaner, fast and intuitive and also provides a variety of watch faces to choose from.

Samsung has implemented rotating bezel on the Gear S2 which is ridiculously a great addition, which lets you quickly and easily scroll through lists, apps, watch faces, and whatever else you might be looking at on the screen. It's more predictable and intuitive than the Apple Watch's Digital Crown and is a joy to use. The tizen OS may not have a plenty of apps but Samsung has plans to have about 1,000 apps available for the watch when it launches, and it worked with about 100 developers to specifically create app experiences for the Gear S2.

The Gear S2 will now work with all Android devices unlike previous generations that paired up with galaxy devices. The pricing has also been not revealed by the Korean Firm. Currently only bluetooth and 3G models are available, WiFi variants of the Gear S2 may soon be announced. Samsung Pay is also available but is available in limited number of companies. So, will the Gear S2 make a difference in the Smartwatch industry only time will tell whether the risk of going with Tizen OS instead of Android Wear will be hit or not.