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product_id: 1180829
title: "Samsung Gear 2 Neo - Retail Packaging - Black"
brand: "samsung"
price: "40474 Ft"
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# Built-in heart rate sensor 1.63" Super AMOLED display 72-hour battery life Samsung Gear 2 Neo - Retail Packaging - Black

**Brand:** samsung
**Price:** 40474 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⌚ Elevate your hustle — stay connected, fit, and in control, right from your wrist!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Samsung Gear 2 Neo - Retail Packaging - Black by samsung
- **How much does it cost?** 40474 Ft with free shipping
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## Best For

- samsung enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted samsung brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Music Freedom:** Standalone Bluetooth music player lets you leave your phone behind on runs.
- • **All-Weather Ready:** IP67-rated water & dust resistance keeps you connected rain or shine.
- • **Vibrant AMOLED Display:** Crisp 1.63-inch screen ensures notifications and fitness stats are always clear.
- • **Fitness Coach On Demand:** Real-time heart rate & step tracking with personalized S Health insights.
- • **Seamless Wrist Communication:** Make & receive calls, texts, and app alerts instantly on your wrist.

## Overview

The Samsung Gear 2 Neo is a sleek, black smartwatch featuring a vibrant 1.63-inch Super AMOLED display, 72-hour battery life, and a built-in heart rate sensor. Designed for busy professionals, it delivers instant notifications, call handling, and fitness tracking on the go. With standalone music playback via Bluetooth and IP67 water and dust resistance, it’s a versatile companion that keeps you connected and motivated without the bulk of a phone.

## Description

Product Description Smart watch desertcart.com Product Description Samsung Gear 2 NeoThe Samsung Gear 2 Neo is the smart companion watch tailored to your look and lifestyle. With real-time notifications, calls and fitness tracking right at our wrist, you can stay focused in the moment. No matter where your day takes you, your Gear 2 Neo matches your style to keep you connected without feeling distracted. The Perfect MatchCustomize Gear 2 Neo to reflect your personal style.Flexible designNow you can change your band color anytime you want to create your own unique look. Change it up Make your Gear 2 Neo your own and keep your style fresh by customizing your Gear 2 Neo lock screen, background and font.Personal touchTailor your Gear 2 Neo with Gear Manager. Change your camera settings, enable or disable features, organize apps and more. Stay in the MomentKeep your hands free—it’s all in the wrist.Quick Glance notificationsKeep distraction at arm’s length with Quick Glance notifications, such as texts, phone calls, and even 3rd party application notifications right on your wrist. Make the call With Voice Command on the Gear 2 Neo, you can make and receive calls, right on your wrist. It’s also easy to respond to texts, check email and more on an incredibly crisp 1.63-inch Super AMOLED display. Lifestyle ManagerGear 2 Neo keeps up with your life, wherever you go.Music anytimeTake your playlists with you wherever you go, with a stand-alone music player built right in. Now you can leave your phone at home when you go for a run.Put your best self forwardS Health tracks your steps, calories burned and heart rate so you can achieve your fitness goals and improve your overall health. Change the channelNo more getting up to search for the hidden remote control. Now you can control your TV right from your wrist, using WatchON and the built-in IR blaster on the Gear 2 Neo.Prepared for actionWhether you’re heading in for a meeting or a jog on the beach, Gear 2 Neo is protected by an IP67-certified dustproof and water-resistant design.* CompatibilityPair your Gear 2 Neo with the following Samsung devices:Samsung Galaxy S 5 Samsung Galaxy S 4 Samsung Galaxy S IIISamsung Galaxy Note 3 Samsung Galaxy Note II Samsung Galaxy Mega*Water-resistant and dustproof based on IP67 rating, which tests submersion up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. Not shockproof.

Review: This Changes Everything - In the one week I’ve had notifications available on my wrist, I have come to one inexorable conclusion: I never want to go back to the old way. I can’t tell you how freeing it is to be able to wander about the house, free of that bulky rectangle of a phone, and still get all my notifications. Email? Texts? IMs over GChat? Twitter mentions? They all show up instantly, subtly vibrating my wrist. The screen lights up briefly, I glance down and know immediately if it’s important. I never miss a call. I never miss a text. I used to miss calls and texts ALL THE TIME. People ask whether an accessory like this is necessary. Why do you need notifications on your wrist? they ask. Your smartphone is always within arm’s reach. That would be a perfectly valid criticism – if true. But my smartphone isn’t always within arm’s reach. Sometimes it’s on my desk, or plugged in somewhere, sometimes I left it in my jacket pocket. Even when it’s in my pocket, it can take a while to fish it out – and there is little more annoying than struggling to get a massive smartphone out of your pants pocket only to find Betsy has sent you another request in Candy Crush. I love the ability to set my watch face to show the time in large font, and just below, the next thing coming up on my schedule. As an absentminded professor type, I need that constant reminder that I have a meeting scheduled at 3 pm. Now, literally every time I look down at my wrist, I see that reminder. (Well, not every time; the flick/lift your wrist gesture turns on the screen like it should about 90% of the time. The other times I find myself staring at my reflection in the blank screen, until I either flick my wrist again, or just hit the on button. It’s a minor irritance.) The other functions are neat. The voice memo function is useful enough so that I have it set to automatically open when I double tap the home button. I like the countdown timer, and the weather app. Again, I know all this stuff is on my phone, but my watch is RIGHT THERE in front of me, all the time. Who knows where my phone is? Which brings us to the other neat thing: “Find My Device” will make my phone alarm go off, letting me determine exactly which couch cushion I left it under. On the health and exercise front, it’s satisfactory. I’m the guy who always forgets to put his pedometer in his pocket, so it’s great to have one always on me. Even if it’s not entirely accurate, it’s close enough – and while inconsistent, it’s consistently inconsistent, making it a useful gauge of how active I was today compared to yesterday. That said, don’t expect it to sync up well with Samsung’s other health apps on the Galaxy – it simply doesn’t work well, and gives me different data, and there’s no way to view the information on the web or anything like that. But for what it does – a basic pedometer on your wrist – it’s nice. The heart rate monitor works pretty well sitting down, although I haven’t used it yet during exercise (I’ll update when I do). Honestly I find that function, and the remote control IR blaster, to be kind of novelties. It’s not why I bought the watch. I bought it for notifications, and in that respect it delivers beautifully. I’m still not sure whether I’m going to keep the Neo, or return it and pick up the Gear 2 with the camera. It would be nice to have a camera available all the time, even if my phone is under one of the aforementioned couch cushions. (I actually ordered the Gear 2 with camera a couple weeks ago, but it’s been stuck in “Temporarily Out of Stock” purgatory since then, so I picked up the Neo because I have no impulse control.) In conclusion, this watch is really cool and does exactly what I hoped it would do – make me a less forgetful, more responsive member of society. I can’t tell you how refreshing and freeing it is to be able to just casually glance down at my wrist to see the emails and texts people are sending me. It’s changed my workflow, and my life, for the better. The app store is still woefully limited, and I’m sure there will be better designed software in competing offerings from Apple, Moto, etc, in the future. But right now, the Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 is as good as it gets. HIGHLY recommended.
Review: Good product, but over priced - Before I purchased this one I was planning on purchasing the Fit, but after reading hundreds of reviews about both I decided to pick up this little guy. Before getting it I new exactly what it does, so I had no expectations whatsoever regarding to features at the time when it was delivered; it was all about the experience and performance... Performance wise, it is great. No hiccups, no delays, all goes smooth. The overall experience, that is what caused me drop one star on the rating. If I have to buy this product again, I would not pay more than $120 for it. It does what Samsung advertised that it will do, and it does it well, don't get me wrong, but its features and the overall experience are not worthy of the $200 price tag. These are qualitative stuff that I cannot describe because they are 100% related to my own desires, so I cannot give specifics because we are all different, with different taste... But, again, the product does what is was meant to do, and it does it well. Connection with my phone is always smooth, transferring files to the Neo (music) over bluetooth works fine, I have not transferred pictures or videos to the Neo yet, pedometer works extremely well, heart rate sensor works fine (if your wrist is not wet, like when you are doing cardio), calls from the Neo work superb too. One thing that I would like from this device is to be able to read and reply to SMS when your default SMS program on your phone is not the stock Messages app. That app on the phone has many limitations and I am forced now to use it in order to interact with the Neo. Well, I hope that this would help you, guys. Enjoy your Neo! UPDATE: One and a half year later, I am still in love with this guy. When I forget to wear it I feel kind of lost! Hehehehe. I have increased my rating from 4 to 5 stars for several reasons: (1) This is one of the first smart watches out there, and there have been no big changes on the smart watch business since its release. (2) After playing with the different settings/options provided by the Gear Manager app and the apps from the Samsung Gear Store, I have managed to setup the watch the way that I need. I can now compose and reply (in full text) to my SMS's and get notifications from virtually all the apps from my phone. (3) Battery life is awesome, it lasts for two and even three days. (4) Range of connection to the phone goes over 30m under certain conditions. I did notice a big difference when I upgraded from a Galaxy S3 to a S5; the bluetooth range doubled or tripled, so this is directly related to the phone.

## Features

- Smart Notification: Samsung Gear 2 Neo allows you to make and receive calls and read more on a large sAMOLED display making communication smooth and seamless.
- Instant Notification: Samsung Gear 2 enables you to receive instant notifications from your phone and apps plus a variety of 3rd party apps which you can view clearly on a sAMOLED screen.
- Personalized Fitness Motivator: Samsung Gear 2, with its built-in Heart Rate Sensor, S Health features, and pedometer, track your daily pattern of exercise to give you customized real time coaching to help you achieve your goals.
- Enjoy Music On The Go: Gear 2 Neos Standalone Music Player connects with Bluetooth headsets to bring musical enjoyment to your fitness routines without the need to carry around a smartphone.
- Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S5 / Galaxy Grand 2 / Galaxy Note 3 / Galaxy Note 3 Neo / Galaxy Note 2 / Galaxy S4 / Galaxy S3 / Galaxy S4 Zoom / Galaxy S4 Active / Galaxy S4 mini /Galaxy Mega 6.3 / Galaxy Mega 5.8 / Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) / Galaxy NotePRO (12.2) / Galaxy TabPRO (12.2/10.1/8.4) [Compatible device models to be further expanded] Devices must have the following criteria to be compatible: Android version 4.3, Jelly Bean or higher / WVGA or higher screen resolution / 1.5GB or higher memory

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00JBJ3I4Q |
| Additional Features | Microphone, Wind Noise Reduction |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Band Color | black |
| Battery Average Life | 72 Hours |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Ion |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
| Brand | Samsung |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Compatible Phone Models | Galaxy Note, Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4, Galaxy S5, Galaxy S6 |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Controller Type | Push Button |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,806 Reviews |
| Display Type | AMOLED |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00887276042176 |
| Human Interface Input | Touchscreen |
| Item Dimensions | 1.49 x 0.39 x 2.31 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.9 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Samsung IT |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 4 GB |
| Model Name | galaxy,gear |
| Model Number | SM-R3810ZKAXAR |
| Operating System | google_android, google_android, Samsung_Tizen |
| Screen Size | 1.63 |
| Shape | Heart |
| Special Feature | Microphone, Wind Noise Reduction |
| Sport Type | Fitness |
| Style Name | New |
| Supported Application | Alarm, Calendar, Email, Fitness Tracker, GPS, Heart Rate Monitor, Music Player, Pedometer, Phone, Sleep Monitor, Social Media, Time Display, Voice Control, audio_recording, calorie_tracker, text_messaging, text_messaging_messaging, voice_call, web_search |
| Target Audience | Unisex Adult |
| UPC | 887276042176 |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Wireless Communication Standard | Bluetooth |
| Wireless Compability | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Battery Cell Composition:** Lithium Ion
- **Brand:** Samsung
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 4 GB
- **Model Name:** galaxy,gear
- **Operating System:** google_android, google_android, Samsung_Tizen
- **Screen Size:** 1.63
- **Shape:** Heart
- **Special Feature:** Microphone, Wind Noise Reduction
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** Bluetooth

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is Gear device a really useful thing? if so, how?**
A: My previous review was more complete on this subject, however, in a nutshell the watch is more useful than not and I often will specifically choose to wear in non sports circumstances for the advantage of a quick check of which emails are waiting, weather, temperature, date. Also I found the find your device app useful. I have also be using the sleep monitoring function. The only thing hit or miss is the heart rate monitor.

**Q: If I buy it here will it work with my Mexican carrier?**
A: No, the device itself is not made to work on a carrier, you must have a compatible phone or tablet in order to use it with any of the call/email/text features.  It is not the network it works with, it is the phone or tablet that you have.

**Q: How accurate is the heart monitor? I heard it is not so good.**
A: I work in healthcare and it is no different than what I would use to measure a patient's heart rate. It is a tad slower to register but if you actually use the sensor on your fingertip it is much faster, however in continuous monitoring mode during exercise it seems to work pretty close to the monitors we use in my clinic. I held out for a while for the Basis Band and honestly prefer the Gear Fit and Neo 2.

**Q: I have bluetooth headphones that I run and workout with, can I sync the phone to the watch for my heartbeat and to the headphones for music at the same time?**
A: Yes, you can also sync your headphones to the watch itself. Infact you can transfer music onto the watch itself, and run without your phone, it will let you listen to the music and track your steps and heart rate. However, if you are not semi-near your phone it will not receive phone calls or notifications.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This Changes Everything
*by @***S on April 24, 2014*

In the one week I’ve had notifications available on my wrist, I have come to one inexorable conclusion: I never want to go back to the old way. I can’t tell you how freeing it is to be able to wander about the house, free of that bulky rectangle of a phone, and still get all my notifications. Email? Texts? IMs over GChat? Twitter mentions? They all show up instantly, subtly vibrating my wrist. The screen lights up briefly, I glance down and know immediately if it’s important. I never miss a call. I never miss a text. I used to miss calls and texts ALL THE TIME. People ask whether an accessory like this is necessary. Why do you need notifications on your wrist? they ask. Your smartphone is always within arm’s reach. That would be a perfectly valid criticism – if true. But my smartphone isn’t always within arm’s reach. Sometimes it’s on my desk, or plugged in somewhere, sometimes I left it in my jacket pocket. Even when it’s in my pocket, it can take a while to fish it out – and there is little more annoying than struggling to get a massive smartphone out of your pants pocket only to find Betsy has sent you another request in Candy Crush. I love the ability to set my watch face to show the time in large font, and just below, the next thing coming up on my schedule. As an absentminded professor type, I need that constant reminder that I have a meeting scheduled at 3 pm. Now, literally every time I look down at my wrist, I see that reminder. (Well, not every time; the flick/lift your wrist gesture turns on the screen like it should about 90% of the time. The other times I find myself staring at my reflection in the blank screen, until I either flick my wrist again, or just hit the on button. It’s a minor irritance.) The other functions are neat. The voice memo function is useful enough so that I have it set to automatically open when I double tap the home button. I like the countdown timer, and the weather app. Again, I know all this stuff is on my phone, but my watch is RIGHT THERE in front of me, all the time. Who knows where my phone is? Which brings us to the other neat thing: “Find My Device” will make my phone alarm go off, letting me determine exactly which couch cushion I left it under. On the health and exercise front, it’s satisfactory. I’m the guy who always forgets to put his pedometer in his pocket, so it’s great to have one always on me. Even if it’s not entirely accurate, it’s close enough – and while inconsistent, it’s consistently inconsistent, making it a useful gauge of how active I was today compared to yesterday. That said, don’t expect it to sync up well with Samsung’s other health apps on the Galaxy – it simply doesn’t work well, and gives me different data, and there’s no way to view the information on the web or anything like that. But for what it does – a basic pedometer on your wrist – it’s nice. The heart rate monitor works pretty well sitting down, although I haven’t used it yet during exercise (I’ll update when I do). Honestly I find that function, and the remote control IR blaster, to be kind of novelties. It’s not why I bought the watch. I bought it for notifications, and in that respect it delivers beautifully. I’m still not sure whether I’m going to keep the Neo, or return it and pick up the Gear 2 with the camera. It would be nice to have a camera available all the time, even if my phone is under one of the aforementioned couch cushions. (I actually ordered the Gear 2 with camera a couple weeks ago, but it’s been stuck in “Temporarily Out of Stock” purgatory since then, so I picked up the Neo because I have no impulse control.) In conclusion, this watch is really cool and does exactly what I hoped it would do – make me a less forgetful, more responsive member of society. I can’t tell you how refreshing and freeing it is to be able to just casually glance down at my wrist to see the emails and texts people are sending me. It’s changed my workflow, and my life, for the better. The app store is still woefully limited, and I’m sure there will be better designed software in competing offerings from Apple, Moto, etc, in the future. But right now, the Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 is as good as it gets. HIGHLY recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good product, but over priced
*by D***Z on April 19, 2014*

Before I purchased this one I was planning on purchasing the Fit, but after reading hundreds of reviews about both I decided to pick up this little guy. Before getting it I new exactly what it does, so I had no expectations whatsoever regarding to features at the time when it was delivered; it was all about the experience and performance... Performance wise, it is great. No hiccups, no delays, all goes smooth. The overall experience, that is what caused me drop one star on the rating. If I have to buy this product again, I would not pay more than $120 for it. It does what Samsung advertised that it will do, and it does it well, don't get me wrong, but its features and the overall experience are not worthy of the $200 price tag. These are qualitative stuff that I cannot describe because they are 100% related to my own desires, so I cannot give specifics because we are all different, with different taste... But, again, the product does what is was meant to do, and it does it well. Connection with my phone is always smooth, transferring files to the Neo (music) over bluetooth works fine, I have not transferred pictures or videos to the Neo yet, pedometer works extremely well, heart rate sensor works fine (if your wrist is not wet, like when you are doing cardio), calls from the Neo work superb too. One thing that I would like from this device is to be able to read and reply to SMS when your default SMS program on your phone is not the stock Messages app. That app on the phone has many limitations and I am forced now to use it in order to interact with the Neo. Well, I hope that this would help you, guys. Enjoy your Neo! UPDATE: One and a half year later, I am still in love with this guy. When I forget to wear it I feel kind of lost! Hehehehe. I have increased my rating from 4 to 5 stars for several reasons: (1) This is one of the first smart watches out there, and there have been no big changes on the smart watch business since its release. (2) After playing with the different settings/options provided by the Gear Manager app and the apps from the Samsung Gear Store, I have managed to setup the watch the way that I need. I can now compose and reply (in full text) to my SMS's and get notifications from virtually all the apps from my phone. (3) Battery life is awesome, it lasts for two and even three days. (4) Range of connection to the phone goes over 30m under certain conditions. I did notice a big difference when I upgraded from a Galaxy S3 to a S5; the bluetooth range doubled or tripled, so this is directly related to the phone.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Great Tech Device with Unacceptable Fitness Monitoring
*by J***5 on December 4, 2014*

Great Tech Device with Unacceptable Fitness Monitoring I rate it a 5 star for tech. apps and integration to the smartphone. I rate it a 1 star for the fitness apps giving it an overall 3 star rating. While the Gear 2 Neo is stylish and has lots of features/apps. so to play music, make and receive calls, and to get notifications for messages, email, etc., It is a real disappointment when it comes to accuracy for fitness. Heart Monitor - inaccurate with varied readings (I used a proven heart monitor with chest strap to compare). I maintain a cardio of 150. The Gear 2 Neo will range from 130 to 170. Totally unacceptable. Pedometer - I've found it inaccurate. Slight arm movement will add steps. Then when walking and having reached at least 50% goal, it occasionally just stops keeping track. Walking/Running/Hiking - accuracy is good when used outdoors traveling actual distances. However during poor weather, when indoors using an elliptical trainer or a treadmill, it is about worthless. It must only rely on GPS tracking which is great, but it needs modification so the user can switch it between GPS tracking to pedometer when moving in a stationary location. Sleep - This doesn't detect if you are really asleep. I consider it a gimmick. It detects and monitors motion. If you are a sleeper that changes positions frequently while sleeping well it may be beneficial to know that you’re a mover. If you are a poor sleeper with awake time the Gear 2 Neo is not accurate. Another thing to consider, do you like wearing an average size watch on your wrist while you sleep? If you are asleep and change your arm position so the wrist with gear 2 Neo will slide under the pillow, it often catches onto the pillow and case edge causing resistance. I've experienced this on occasion. It causes me to wake as it pushes the band up my wrist causing pressure in resistance. In conclusion, for me it is a very expensive device that doesn't perform for fitness purposes.

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