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...
Publicerad: 2015-10-14, Författare: Michael , testad av: Pocketnow.com
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...
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...
Sammanfattning: 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...
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...
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...
Publicerad: 2015-09-28, Författare: Ryan , testad av: androidpolice.com
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...
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...
