devontechsupport.com Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:50
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Update: The Asus ZenWatch 2 has punched its way into our list of best Android Wear watches. It offers an attractive combination of looks, specs and value to make it an easy choice for those looking to get in on the low end.Google has announced Android W...
This smartwatch is much better designed and, by giving us two size options, Asus has smartly secured a spot in the wearables race, The inclusion of Asus's own apps also sets the ZenWatch 2 apart. Rather than having another run-of-the-mill Android Wear wat...
However, full Android Wear is not available on iPhones. It's by no means the fault of Asus at all – blame Google, or Apple. You're better off sticking with Android phones here to get full usage from the ZenWatch 2 – that includes all of the ZenWatch apps...
Simply put, the ZenWatch 2 is good, but not great. It's far better than the original ZenWatch which puts it much closer to the other Android Wear wearables.Honestly, if you just want to try out a smartwatch without diving in too deep, the ZenWatch 2 is ab...
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uk.hardware.info Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:51
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Smartwatches are a product group where manufacturers still seem to be hopeful in, if you look at the number of models that have been released. We decided to take a look at all the smartwatches we've tested recently to find out which one is the best. F...
Anno 2016 a smartwatch cannot be labeled unmissable and essential. It's definitely a nice gadget to have, but you'll get through the day just fine without one, without ever feeling that you miss something. Manufacturers have realized that marketing a sm...
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wovow.org Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:52
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Economic and elegant, ASUS ZenWatch 2 is a smartwatch with good performance and functionality, able to compete with the top of the range.It comes to us – ASUS ZenWatch 2, the second model of that smartwatch the Taiwanese manufacturer introduced last Septe...
ASUS ZenWatch 2 is a smartwatch that does not excel in the design, when compared with the smartwatch with a round dial, but that has its strength in the price / performance ratio: from only 179 € you have a smartwatch that has virtually all the main featu...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:52
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T he Asus ZenWatch 2 is among an increasing number of Android Wear smartwatches struggling to find a niche in the bold new world of wearable tech. It's a second-generation smartwatch, but as with many other newer devices, there isn't much on paper to enti...
". he Asus ZenWatch 2 doesn't pretend to be anything but a low-cost, stylish Android Wear smartwatch, and at that job it succeeds well."...
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Wearable tech nowadays ranges from a basic smart band that keeps track of your fitness activities and vibrating notification to higher end counterparts that come with a touch display that can do all sort of fancy feature that you can probably think of...
Clean packaging, Good build quality, Magnetic charging cable, Rich in feature, Comes with 3 different variety of straps, Reasonable pricing, Water-resistant and easy to clean...
Could have larger display instead of the thick bezel, Poor battery life, Connecting to charging cable during the initial setup is rather troublesome, Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to Facebook...
Be it the rubber strap, leather strap or metal strap versions, the ZenWatch 2 is one stylish looking device to own. In our opinion, ASUS should really consider reducing the size of the bezel on the display to fit a larger display.The usability is definite...
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Prior to my review of the Asus ZenWatch 2, I had very limited experience with smart watches. I tried out a few here and there and messed around with friend's devices whenever they had one, but for the most part they always felt like a needless accessory t...
While the Zenwatch 2 is nowhere near the best in its field, it's still a very decent device with a good build quality...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:53
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Which is where the ASUS ZenWatch 2 scores well with me. The rounded-square design sits very well on broad wrists and is very comfortable to wear. The mostly stainless steel design speaks of good build quality and it is a very smart looking kit. The design...
Premium looks, Metal watch frame, Android Wear apps...
Battery is an issue, some connectivity issues...
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Asus has released its second Android Wear watch on the market with the ZenWatch 2 , available at retail from $296 for the standard leather band edition or $366 for the stunning metal band.The company hasn't deviated far from the original in making the Zen...
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Most Android Wear smartwatches these days are round and don't do much more than what Android Wear allows you to do. Granted, you can do a lot more than before but if you've already tried out and Android Wear smartwatch, chances are the experience is more...
Priced officially at RM899, there are few competitors that can match the sleek premium full metal looks and features of the ASUS ZenWatch 2 WI501Q and it should be perfect for your tech-savvy guy who wants a premium smartwatch. Battery life has been impro...
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Asus ZenWatch 2Asus's first stab at the smartwatch market stood out in a sea of underwhelming first generation Android Wear hardware with an elegant design and a competitive price point. Cue Asus's follow-up, the ZenWatch 2.With a starting price of $299 f...
If you haven't been won over by Google's smartwatch OS, then the ZenWatch 2 isn't going to change your mind. But for those interested in dipping their toe into the world of smartwatches without breaking the bank, the ZenWatch 2 and its $299 starting price...
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The first generation Asus ZenWatch was a nice smartwatch, but we thought it needed a little work . Thankfully, the guys at Asus went back to the drawing board and have since released the Asus ZenWatch 2, boasting more powerful specs and more options in te...
The Asus ZenWatch 2 is a great smartwatch, and is definitely a worthy upgrade from its predecessor. Under the hood, the spec boost definitely makes the difference when interacting with the watch, providing a snappy experience and should compete with watch...
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chip.com.my Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:53
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Since ASUS launched its first smartwatch last year – the ZenWatch – ASUS has learned more about how to design one. The first one was a highly affordable smartwatch, but it had flaws such as its Bluetooth constantly disconnecting, sub-par battery life, and...
Smooth, Fast charge...
Average battery life...
The new ZenWatch 2 fixed the connectivity issues of its predecessor, and is now an even better smartwatch to own, especially considering its asking price.(previously published in issue February 2016)...
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Theinquirer.net Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:53
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ASUS WASTED NO TIME in developing a follow-up to its debut smartwatch, the rather unspectacular ZenWatch. This quick turnaround means that the ZenWatch 2 has much in common with its precursor. The display and SoC specs are the same, it has a similar shape...
Long battery life, slim case, affordable, works with Android and iOS smartphones...
Questionable performance, limited fitness features...
The Asus ZenWatch 2's strong build, relatively low price and elongated battery life all make it a suitable entry point for buyers looking for their first smartwatch. Android Wear is platform-agnostic, so they won't have to worry too much about compatibili...
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v3.co.uk Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:53
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Asus wasted no time in developing a follow-up after the rather unspectacular release of the rather unspectacular ZenWatch. This fairly quick turnaround means that the ZenWatch 2 has much in common with its precursor. The display and SoC specs are the same...
Long battery life, slim case, affordable, works with Android and iOS smartphones...
Questionable performance, limited fitness features, gigantic bezels...
The ZenWatch 2 is a competent but unexciting smartwatch that lacks the smooth performance and stylish looks of its mainstream peers. Nonetheless, it deserves at least a little attention thanks to its fair price and a battery that effortlessly lasts for da...
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It's still not a good fit for those with smaller wrists, though, as its large, over-sized bezels and fixed, rigid lugs practically dwarfed my wrist as soon as I put it on. As such, it's probably not the best choice for most women, but there's no denying i...
At just £150, the Asus ZenWatch 2 does a lot of things right. It's a good-looking smartwatch with a decent battery life that's much cheaper than the competition, but it's worth noting that there are also plenty of fitness trackers that do a lot more for l...
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The Asus ZenWatch 2 is among an increasing number of Android Wear smartwatches struggling to find a niche in the bold new world of wearable tech. It's a second generation smartwatch, but as with many other newer devices, there isn't much on paper to entic...
Still, the Asus ZenWatch 2 doesn't pretend to be anything but a low-cost, stylish Android Wear smartwatch, and at that job it succeeds well. It looks stylish, it doesn't cost much and the improvements to battery life are a major bonus.For many people, tha...
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tbreak.ae Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:53
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The market is already overcrowded with smartwatches, yet ASUS felt the need to follow up their initial ZenWatch offering with a second version in the form of this year's ZenWatch 2. This highly affordable Android Wear smartwatch is great for those who don...
Affordable price tag, Interesting customization options...
Uncomfortable strap, Large bezel, Not much change from previous model...
The ASUS ZenWatch 2 is an affordable smartwatch, but it doesn't really change much from the first ZenWatch. The design could have been improved upon a bit, especially with that bezel, and you'll want to take my advice and avoid choosing the leather stra...
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As everyone has marched into the year of 2016, one of the smartwatch from Asus is getting more popular despite launched on December 2015. The new ZenWatch 2 from Asus now comes in 2 variant suited for both male and female. The first variant with a larger...
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Thanks to its svelte profile, the ZenWatch 2 is one of the more comfortable smartwatches to wear. The body is the thinnest and lightest you can find in its class. The top of the display curves slightly, somewhat masking the size of the bezel. On my tiny l...
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The wearable market is still in its infancy. Android Wear watches began hitting store shelves just last year, with the original Asus ZenWatch one of the affordable numbers that added a touch of elegance to the party. Elsewhere we're beginning to get a cl...
Mostly stainless steel body, plenty of case and strap choices, fast charging, two size options, great value...
Plastic back plate, no heart-rate monitoring or GPS, same display as predecessor, thick bezel, stiff leather strap...
Asus has kept down the cost of the ZenWatch 2 by smartly cutting some corners compared to its predecessor, such as foregoing an all-metal design in favour of a plastic back plate and omitting sensors like GPS and a heart-rate monitor. Even so, the...
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Of all the first generation Android Wear smartwatches, in many ways the original Asus ZenWatch was the most universally liked. Its stylish, rounded design didn't attract the overt negative or polarising opinions of its rivals, even though it didn't boast...
Cheap price-tag, Highly customisable, Different sizes available, Officially works with iPhone too...
Battery is okay but not amazing, Big fat bezel, Slightly uncomfortable, A touch of lag...
The Asus ZenWatch 2's big premise is individuality and affordability and, on these points, it's somewhat of a success. It's cheap - especially in the US (UK buyers get a bit of a bum deal) and there's loads of combinations to choose from. However, it feel...
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gizmodo.com.au Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:56
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Asus' ZenWatch 2 looks good, and at around $250 in Australia, it might be worth it for the the few delightful tricks it can do. But it's also unmistakably an entry-level smartwatch and remains hobbled by Android Wear's basic limitations.Gizmodo loves tech...
It's not fair to levy all these complaints against the Zenwatch in particular, the problem is with the entire class of device. But if you want to experiment with bringing an Android Wear device into your life, ZenWatch 2 might be a good place to start...
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Asus' ZenWatch 2 looks good, and starting at €149 it might be worth it for the the few delightful tricks it can do. But it's also unmistakably an entry-level smartwatch and remains hobbled by Android Wear's basic limitations.The ZenWatch comes in two size...
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NeweggThe ZenWatch, Asus's first foray into the world of smartwatches, was a bit of a letdown. The Android Wear-powered wearable made a few hardware fumbles, chief among them a failure-prone heart rate sensor and uncomfortable wrist strap. It also shipped...
Outstanding battery life, Fast charging, Highly customizable...
No heart rate sensor, Plastic back plate, Identical display and processor as last year's model, Uncomfortable strap...
Is the ZenWatch 2 a success or failure? It does offer refinements over last year's model in the areas of battery and customization — specifically size, color, and wristband. The ZenWatch 2 is a good watch, in fact, and perhaps even a great one, consider...
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Asus's phones and tablet might not be killing it in the style department, but when it comes to the ZenWatch there's reason to sit up and pay attention. In fact, I'd go as far as saying that the ZenWatch 2 is the nicest looking Android Wear watch out there...
Hugely customisable, Good design, Low price...
Looks fall just short of 'premium' Smaller model is still quite big, No fitness features beyond pedometer...
Simply put, the ZenWatch 2 is good, but not great. It's far better than the original ZenWatch which puts it much closer to the other Android Wear wearables.Honestly, if you just want to try out a smartwatch without diving in too deep, the ZenWatch 2 is ab...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: 2018-09-12 02:37:56
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Asus's phones and tablet might not be killing it in the style department, but when it comes to the ZenWatch there's reason to sit up and pay attention. In fact, I'd go as far as saying that the ZenWatch 2 is the nicest looking Android Wear watch out there...
Hugely customisable, Good design, Low price...
Looks fall just short of 'premium' Smaller model is still quite big, No fitness features beyond pedometer...
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Hands-on with the Asus ZenWatch 2 Asus arguably already had the nicest-looking Android Wear smart watch in the shape of the original ZenWatch , but with the Asus ZenWatch 2 it has upped its game even further. Slimmer than its predecessor, the new watch al...
Superb design and build quality, Improved Android Wear implementation, Affordable price...
Lack of heart-rate monitor, Limited iPhone compatibility...
What we can say for certain, though, is that Asus has once again shown its eye for good design and has definitely taken the fight to Apple. We have no word on price or release date yet, but it's reasonable to expect Asus will want to undercut Apple by a...
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ASUS did not wish to remain aloof from global trends and on the eve of IFA 2014 showed the world its first wearable gadget – smart watches ZenWatch. Those who were lucky enough to pick up the device, mostly were satisfied, the positive feedback especially...
Ever since Google introduced Android Wear, many famous brands have got wearable devaysa on this platform. It is understandable – almost all concerned in the production of smart hours anyway cooperate with Google. And the alternative, even a little close i...
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Pick me up. Asus ZenWatch 2 looks good, is affordable and it can even be used for making calls. We reveal why it is unsuitable for athletes in our report...
elegant and solid casing, dust and water resistance, many casing and watchband options, up-to-date Android Wear, phone functionality, real-world suitable battery life, quick charge function, Wi-Fi, low price...
inaccurate motion sensor, no heart-rate sensor, barely useful fitness functions, sometimes awkward handling, casing's ergonomics could be better...
Asus has brought forward a solid refresh of its ZenWatch 2 smartwatch and has also responded to criticism on the predecessor, such as the lack of water resistance. The elegant and rigid casing, the diverse models among which buyers can choose from and the...
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“The ZenWatch 2 rightfully succeeds its predecessor by keeping the basics the same, while improving the functionality”Just like Android which has democratised the world of smartphones, Google's smartwatch platform Android Wear has empowered a variety of m...
Attractive looks, IP67 rating, ASUS suite of apps, Good pricing...
Wide bezel around the screen, Average battery life, No heartrate monitor...
As mentioned in the introduction, the ASUS ZenWatch 2 is an interesting offering, and as per our experience, it manages to tick the right boxes – good design, smooth performance, useful software features, and the most important of them all... affordable p...
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The ASUS ZenWatch 2 was launched in October 2015 and retails for S$229, making it the cheapest Android Wear smartwatch. I was not that keen to get one because it runs on Android Wear which I already experienced on the Sony Smartwatch 3 and I felt was not...
ASUS has priced many of the Zen products low but the quality exceeds the perceived value. And while I felt ZenWatch 2 is better appreciated by existing Zenfone users, the watch works just as great without the ASUS ZenWatch 2 apps. For activity tracking, I...
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Asus ZenWatch 2 Review: Asus presented us with the ZenWatch 2 at IFA 2015 and we've finally had time to toy with it for a full review.We commended the original ZenWatch for its killer design and now the ZenWatch 2 is here to take the crown for the best lo...
Improved Aesthetics, Highly customisable design, Solid battery life, Affordable...
Annoying charging cradle, Screen could be better, Leather straps feel cheap, Occasional lag...
With the ZenWatch 2 Asus looks to be the company at the forefront of making Android Wear and smartwatches as a whole, more attainable for all. The broad customisation options it's prepared to offer consumers, premium design and impeccably low price point...
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Though it still hasn't grabbed consumers like some manufacturers had hoped, the smartwatch market is growing rather quickly, and a number of good options are currently available. For some users, price may be one of the key factors holding them back from b...
Affordable price, Available in two sizes, Swappable bands, Water resistant...
Inaccurate pedometer...
Just like the smartphone market, there are now a wide array of options in the smartwatch market, ranging from budget-friendly options to high-end timepieces. The ZenWatch 2 finds itself at the budget-end of the spectrum. Because of this, we didn't expect...
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Wearables were one of the trending devices of 2015 that saw the availability of a plethora of smartwatches from various manufacturers. What we have here is the successor to Asus' first smartwatch – aptly named the ZenWatch. The ZenWatch 2 comes with the b...
Affordable, Easily customizable...
Unattractive large bezels, No heart rate monitor...
For what's it worth, the Asus ZenWatch 2 is a decent smartwatch for its price. If not only for the huge bezels and the lack of an optical heart rate sensor, it would have gotten my full recommendation...
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Being a rectangle with a 1.63″ AMOLED display, the Zenwatch 2 does have decent sized bezels to the screen. I actually do not think the bezels look bad – if there were no bezels the watch would be too small for me. If the display was maximized to the edges...
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The Asus ZenWatch 2, which starts at $129, is relatively inexpensive in the realm of Android Wear-based smartwatches. It's a slightly more refined take on its predecessor, and could be a decent choice if you're looking to get into the world of wearables...
Relatively inexpensive, Lightweight, Decent battery life...
Reflective display, Too much bezel, Bulky, Stiff leather band, Android Wear remains clumsy to navigate...
The Asus ZenWatch 2 smartwatch is more refined than its predecessor, but Android Wear continues to lag behind the competition...
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If you weren't willing to spend more than $200 on an Android Wear smartwatch before, but still want one, Asus has a solution for you. The ZenWatch 2, which starts at just $129, is cheaper and longer-lasting than its predecessor, and supports Wi-Fi. It als...
Very affordabl, Water-resistant desig, Great FaceDesigner ap, Long-lasting batter, Smalle, more convenient charger.
Clunky design with thick beze, Confusing ZenWatch Manager app interfac, Too many competing Asus apps on watch...
The Asus ZenWatch 2 is an inexpensive Android Wear device with long battery life and some helpful apps, but it also looks and feels like a $150 watch. Those looking for an elegant timepiece with a round face at a similar price should consider the original...
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About a year and a half ago Google's Android Wear smartwatch platform launched, and with it were two simple reference devices: the LG G Watch and the Samsung Gear Live. Both of these watches were square and simple and didn't have too many special features...
Asus once again shows that they can pack a punch in the value department, delivering a solidly build watch with a range of colors and styles to suit different tastes. In addition to this there are two different sizes for customers to choose from, and a...
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I'm so happy to have finally found an Android Wear watch I like. The ZenWatch 2 isn't perfect, but it's managed to fill the void until other smartwatch makers start catching on that it's really what a watch looks like that matters most.Android Wear is sti...
Battery lasts well into the next day, Available in two sizes...
Bezel is a bit too big for the size of the screen...
If you're into the idea of a rectangular watch, the ZenWatch 2 seriously stylish Android Wear device that lasts throughout the entire workday...
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I'm so happy to have finally found an Android Wear watch I like. The ZenWatch 2 isn't perfect, but it's managed to fill the void until other smartwatch makers start catching on that it's really what a watch looks like that matters most. Android Wear is s...
Battery lasts well into the next day, Available in two sizes...
Bezel is a bit too big for the size of the screen...
At a Glance If you're into the idea of a rectangular watch, the ZenWatch 2 seriously stylish Android Wear device that lasts throughout the entire workday...
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In 2015, almost every smartwatch maker on the market is emphasizing style over smarts. Both Huawei and Motorola recently told us their new watches were designed as timepieces first and geeky gadgets second, and Samsung's fancy new Gear S2 bears almost no...
ASUS's strategy with the ZenWatch 2 –deliver reasonably good looks and solid features for half the price of the competition– resonates just as strongly today as it did last year. In a world where many Android Wear watches start at $300 and some even re...
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It's been quite a busy time for Android Wear of late, and there's no shortage of new and exciting models. Nowadays, though, it's increasingly becoming tougher to stand out in the field, especially when most smartwatchs now tend to come with pretty convin...
Over half the cost of other smartwatches at $129.99, More choices than before: size, color & bands, ZenWatch Manager App is a great companion app...
Lacks a heart rate sensor, Doesn't have quite the same premium feel as other watches, Tough to see the screen under sunlight...
Asus doesn't take any drastic measures to steer away from what they've done with their first Android Wear smartwatch. Yes, it's mainly the same exact thing from before, but now it's offering a better degree of options – though, it's nothing like the impec...
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Asus ZenWatch 2 looks good, and at $130 it might be worth it for the the few delightful tricks it can do. But its also unmistakably an entry-level smartwatch and remains hobbled by Android Wears basic limitations.AdvertisementThe ZenWatch comes in two...
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The ASUS ZenWatch was one of the best looking Android Wear smartwatches to be released last year, bringing elegance and class to this category, while also being priced very competitively. We have seen quite a few different smartwatches since then, but ASU...
power button more conveniently located on side, great battery life, fast magnetic charger, different sizes, amazing low price...
large bezels still present...
The first Asus ZenWatch was released just about a year ago and was one of our favorite Android Wear smartwatches when the industry was just getting started. This year, Asus tries to improve last years low-priced smartwatch, while decreasing the cost even...
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Wearables. We love ‘em. Gotta have ‘em. But does this year's entry from Asus have what it takes to tango with the big boys? The ZenWatch 2's primary selling point is its affordability. The base model comes in at a cool $129, while competitors like the Mot...
The look may not be for everyone, but if you're in the market for an Android Wear device and you're on a budget, this is a great watch to pick up...
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The ASUS ZenWatch 2 presents a new wave of Android Wear watch. While it still runs the same software as the rest of the Android Wear smartwatches out today, it begins to differentiate itself. Not just with a slightly different shape (as ASUS presented wit...
The big difference between this ZenWatch 2 and the rest of the Android Wear world is price. While you're going to be paying $299 for the least expensive version of the Moto 360 (2015), the ZenWatch 2 starts at $129.ZenWatch 2 (WI501Q) with a band made fro...
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The original Asus ZenWatch was one of my favorite first-generation Wear devices because it had a slick design and competitive price ($200). It wasn't perfect, but it offered a good alternative to expensive devices like the G Watch R. The ZenWatch 2 is goi...
Battery life Well over a day of usage is possible and the watch charges quickly, Sizes While the ZenWatch 2 is a little big, there are two sizes available and it looks nice overall, Band The leather band is nice compared to other Wear devices, and the dep...
Size The larger ZenWatch 2 is thicker than last year's watch, making it uncomfortable for smaller wrists...
I wasn't expecting the ZenWatch 2 to be a better watch than, for example, the Huawei Watch, but that's not what Asus is going for anyway. The Huawei Watch starts at $350, and the ZenWatch 2 is less than half that price if you go for the base model. Still...
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