With a large rectangular screen, chromed edges, and prominent all glass front, the Gear S looks less like other smartwatches and more like an iPhone had a child with a rubber wristband. But if it looks a lot like a smartphone, that’s probably because it’s not too far off from being one. Unlike other smartwatches, the Gear S isn’t solely dependent on a Bluetooth link to another device; it has a complete set of hardware inside it, including an independent cellular radio that we’ll get to in a minute.

• Make phone calls and send text messages on independent 3G, Nano SIM, Wifi enabled
• 2-inch curved super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen (360 x 480 pixels resolution) with ergonomic fit, premium platinum plating for durability and style, QWERTY keyboard, interchangeable strap, IP67 Certified Dust and Water resistant
• Tizen based wearable operating system, 1GHz dual core processor, 512MB RAM, 4GB internal memory, 300mAH lithium-ion battery, Usage time of 1.5 to 2 Days, ultra power saving mode