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Samsung Gear Fit 2, Gear IconX cordless earbuds leaked online

Samsung is now preparing to launch two new products out of which, one would be a sequel to its Gear Fit fitness tracking band, while the other would be a pair of cordless, Bluetooth earbuds. One can expect to see the two devices at IFA this year.

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Tech2 News Staff|Apr 28, 2016, 11:49:59 IST

Samsung is now preparing to launch two new products out of which, one would be a sequel to its Gear Fit fitness tracking band, while the other would be a pair of cordless, Bluetooth earbuds. One can expect to see the two devices at IFA this year.Serial tipster Evan Blass has shared a few images of the so-called of the Gear Fit 2 and Gear IconX. In terms of features, the band is most likely to sport a 1.84-inch curved Super AMOLED display, comparatively more curved and ergonomic than the previous model. The upcoming Gear Fit 2 could also run on Tizen OS. In addition, it will also feature a dedicated GPS chipset, which is said to improve the accuracy of its various distance-tracking features as well. In terms of pricing, the fitness tracker could be priced roughly at $200 (approximately Rs 13,200).On the other hand, the IconX buds will be dust and water resistant along with a charging case. The new Bluetooth buds will also double up as fitness tracker and a standalone digital music player as well. According to the report, of the buds will also include flash memory storage of 4GB. In the past, we have also seen Dragi’s Dash and Motorola’s Moto Hint earbuds, adopting the similar technology. Recently, a report pointed out that Apple was too, working on wireless earbuds, codenamed Beats AirPods.

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First Published:Apr 28, 2016, 11:49:59 IST
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