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There’s no denying that the device is beautiful, largely thanks to the 1.85-inch curved Super AMOLED display — the first time we’ve seen a curved screen on a wrist wearable. It makes brilliant colors come to life, and sliding your finger over the display feels as smooth as a smartphone’s touchscreen. Using the device is seamless and satisfying. Although the response isn’t perfect, the overall experience is light-years ahead of competitors such as the Nike+ Fuelband SE, Fitbit Force and Jawbone UP24, in terms of both performance and aesthetics. In one fell swoop, Samsung has made them obsolete…Overall, the Samsung Gear Fit is our best hope for wearables to date. It’s aesthetically stunning, easy to use and is the best fitness tracker on the market. And with a sprinkling of smartwatch capabilities, it truly offers the best of both worlds
