I don't see the point of them, I wear a Breitling so I have no need.
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As I wrote before I wanted a Neo but ended up with the S only because of the deal I got and they were out of Neo everywhere. I always wore square watches before digital phones when I stopped wearing a watch except hrm ones. I'm not a big fan of AW because it's basically Google Now which I loathe on my phones and tablets. If/when they get away from tiles I'll look at them again.Thank you for all the responses. I am probably looking at either the Moto 360 at $180 or the Gear 2 Neo at $200. I will go check them out in person since I have not had any hands on time with any smart watch. I am also going to check out the Gear S. While it is more than what I am looking to spend it sounds like those that have it really like it. Might be worth it to take calls without having to have my phone on me. I probably will go tomorrow and check them all out at lunch.
What more do you want your Fit to track? I use my Fit (as I wrote before I've got an S and a Fit) for making maps as well as tracking rides, hikes, heart rate, etc but I use it in conjunction with the s health app on the phone.
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I agree it'd be nice but it sounds like you already use the work around ,S Health. Look at it this way I suppose, if it had its own GPS chip for the ability to do that it'd be a battery hog to use. I'm thinking that's one reason they left it off. If I've got my phone with me I use its GPS instead of the one on the watch for that reason, battery savings. It truly would be awesome to have a watch the size of the Fit that'd stand on its own for the health stuff but still be able to do what it does when tethered to a phone. I'm not aware of any fitness bands that you can get a texting app for (Fit Messages, $1.99 on Play Store) for full fledged text ability as an example of why I prefer my Fit over them.I'd like things like route tracking and elevation tracking, but it's not a huge deal. I use mine in conjunction with s health too.
I got many more comments and compliments on my Fit than I've gotten about my S. I'm thinking folks see my big arms and wrists and the S looks like a sports watch whereas the Fit looks small.Have the Asus watch. Like it a lot. Also use a Samsung Fit (not Android Wear) sometimes. Both work well and look good. People I meet bring them up and like them both.
Have you seen an LG Urbane in person?I was thinking about switching from note 4 to back to iPhone, and getting an apple watch. That think looks so cool and classy. Talk me out of it? What's the best and classy?