The Gear S3 is Samsung’s latest smartwatch, and is really a pretty nice device. Hopefully all of Samsung’s future smartwatches will be compatible with the iPhone out of the box.
S GEAR 2 COMPATIBILITY ANDROID
It is nice that most smartwatches are compatible with both iPhone and Android devices - but a little frustrating, although not surprising, that the Apple Watch is really only compatible with the iPhone. You will need to connect the Gear S to a. Not all iPhones will work with the watches - you’ll need the iPhone 5 or later running iOS 9.0 or later. During the Unpacked Episode 2 event, Samsung said that the Gear S would work with over 20 different Galaxy phones. Once you download the app, all you need to do is tap on the “Connect to Gear” button, and the app will automatically sync with the watch. On this page: With SIM setup (enables Call. To get the compatibility, you can download the Samsung Gear S app from the Apple App Store - although, there may not be too many people who own a Gear S smartwatch and an iPhone since the two haven’t worked together until now. After turning on your device the first time, you may see a setup wizard to help you set up the Samsung Gear S2. Now, after almost a year, a monthslong beta program, and a number of rumors, we finally have that feature.
S GEAR 2 COMPATIBILITY UPDATE
Galaxy Gear will be now compatible to those Galaxy S4, S III, and Note II owners who got the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update that started rolling out in Germany first. Samsung said in December 2015 that it would enable support for the Gear S2 on iOS in mid-January 2016. During its CES 2016 press conference, Samsung revealed that it is making its Gear S2 smartwatch compatible with iPhone. Samsung's Galaxy Gear smartwatch wasn't much of use for anyone but Note 3 owners until recently, but that is all about to change, as Samsung announced compatibility with its most popular handsets.
Samsung, as promised, has finally enabled support for iOS on the Gear S2, Gear Fit 2, and the new Gear S3. Julian Chokkattu/Digital TrendsAre you an iPhone user who wants a smartwatch but doesn’t want to shell out for an Apple Watch? Well, you’ve now got a few extra options for smartwatches compatible with your phone.
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