Discover Sony Smartwatch 2

Sony is one of the few big-name producers to already have a smartwatch under its belt, and in real time they’ve beaten Samsung to the punch at IFA. The Sony Smartwatch 2 is here, and you could be wearing one by the end of the month.

Sure smartwatches are the hot newness, Sony's now been there and done that. Indeed, the organization got a bounce on IFA by first declaring its second-gen wearable path back in late June. The mechanism did snatch a short specify at today's question and answer session (due to a limited extent, we think, to something Samsung might have up its sleeve), and the unit got some acknowledgment on the IFA show floor. The watch doesn't look actually unlike its forerunner, however there have been a few alterations. 

For starters, the presentation has been kicked up a spot to a 1.6-incher with 220 x 176 determination. Obviously, that is still a small shade touchscreen, so you're just set to fit around six symbols on there at any one opportunity. The apparatus is additionally slimmer than its antecedent, which goes far for something you're set to wear on your wrist, however we wouldn't precisely call it thin at the minute.

The Smartwatch 2 ought to have the ability to handle 3 or 4 days on "normal" use, and its rechargeable through a common micro USB port. When it hits stores in a couple of weeks, models with a silicone band will offer for €179. A sweet stainless steel band is accessible, too, and it'll set you back an extra €20 (US estimating has not been) .

Additionally huge is the capacity to match it rapidly to Android handsets running Ice Cream Sandwich or later - positively a delightful expansion for every last one of us who comprehend what a bad dream Blutooth blending could be. There's a vast dial-like force catch on the right side, which turns it on and additionally switches the watch from clock to application mode. On the left side is a microUSB port for charging, and along the lowest part bezel are the typical show of Android catches: back, home and menu. The buttons themselves weren't always as responsive as the touchscreen, unfortunately.

I think Sony Smartwatch 2 is the best Smartwatch for 2013.