Best Wearable Gear Rivals Of Apple iWatch

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Now just when the biggest event of mobile launch, MWC 2015, was on, Apple had reclaimed its throne with its new inductees in the smartphone world, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Apple has recently outshined in its event where it had a rainfall of products to unveil. And one of those is Apple’s wearable gear, the new iWatch. The iWatch has been packed up with some great features, but it has no less rivalry already to deal with. Here are the top 5 rivals which can give Apple iWatch a tough time.

Pebble Time Smartwatch

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The Pebble Smartwatch is unanimously the crowd favorite. It set a new record for crowd source funding on Kickstarter while still in the concept phase and its popularity has not since waned. The strength of this watch lies in its technical specs, in its ability to be upgraded through firmware and completed through software.

Sony Smartwatch 2

sony smartwatch 2 review

This is the most recent addition to the list to wearable gear. A true contender given the current state of smartwatch technology. If this watch was not limited to Android phones, and was compatible with iOS and the iPhone, it would be ranked even higher.

Samsung Gear 2

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After testing the market with the Galaxy Gear, Samsung launched the Gear 2 smartwatch, which runs on the company’s Tizen OS. This device has a dual-core processor, 512 MB RAM, a Super AMOLED screen and a 300 mAh battery. With these specs, it has been a real competition.

LG G Watch

lg g watch review

LG joined the smartwatch party bringing its first wearable smartwatch, which has a bigger battery (400 mAh) than the Gear Live. It also costs about Rs 1,000 less than the Gear Live and this price is even lesser than that of Samsung Gear 2. This coud have gone up the list if it were a pretty hefty on design details.

Android Wear

android wear review

Having stepped into the smart gear market just when Apple launched its smartwatch, Android wear has grabbed some serious attention of the Android users. With astounding looks and features, this could make Android users go off the edge with other options in this segment.

Mudit SharmaMudit Sharma
A tech expert with zeal to shoot a third-eye vision at tech updates and electronic gadgets.

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