The adoption speed is quite slow for Gear S.

Hi, I got my Gear S since Mon.

The only complain is reply from gear is limited to certain apps only.

Wish it has torchlight, so that you don't need to pull out phone to shine something that drop in your car etc.

Where can I get screen protector for it?

where can i get gear s ?

Do you all use the gear s as a separate device like a 2nd phone or mainly pairing it with the Samsung phone? Am still considering it..hehe..

The problem is i'm using Digi.. so am still considering the pros and cons.. thanks for the reply

I'm currently quite happy with Digi..so doubt I will port out for the sake of the Gear S.. and i'm in the marketing line so call usage is quite on the high side as well..

Still got this

http://www.getneptune.com/

You want to order ?

If you want i also want tumpang order.

Is it available in M'sia?

Good review, but I think it follows the pattern of several other reviews that seem to judge this unique device by how much it doesn't look and feel like a watch. It reminds me of the early reviews of the Note 1 which almost universally penalized it heavily because it was "too big" to be a cell phone. 3 years later, and we have a new phone category, the phablet, and virtually every top phone uses a larger display. To me, an early adapter, the S is the farthest thing from a smartwatch...it is more of a wrist communicator. As Samsung states "It's our first network-connected wearable". The S is simply a wearable device that allows one to stay connected without lugging around your phablet so you don't miss calls, texts and emails. If you are into fitness, you can listen to music and monitor steps, heart rate, etc., without taking along your phone. If you work in a large office (or house) you can go out of bluetooth range and not miss anything. On a bike ride, or at the beach, the S is easier and safer to carry than your phablet. In addition, in my area around Washington, DC, bluetooth headsets are ubiquitous in offices, on mass transit, in cars, and in gyms and restaurants. That is exactly how the Gear S and other wearables should be used...not by holding one's arm up to talk. Regarding apps, several reviewers have noted the limited Tizen apps; however, I have yet to see a list of the must have apps they would use on a wearable like the S. Often, Samsung is criticized for throwing in too much software...in this case they have limited the apps to those that are most likely to be used regularly. Great decision Sammy! Just open up the S to all android phones and you may actually have a winner!

If I am to use the watch for standalone phone, 10 mins call per day, can it last 14 hours?

Samsung is cheating on that 20% discount. Now Samsung said need buy Note 4 and Gear S together same time to entitle that 20% discount.

If not willing to give that promotion then don't do it. Samsung is real pathetic!