Sony SmartWatch 2 Price in Singapore & Specifications
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Cheapest Sony SmartWatch 2 Price in Singapore is S$ 159.00
Sony SmartWatch 2 Price Guide
Price List by Country for Sony SmartWatch 2
| Country | International Price | Price in SGD |
|---|---|---|
| Indonesia | IDR 2.250.000 | S$ 217.00 |
| Malaysia | MYR 443.08 | S$ 144.00 |
| Philippines | PHP 11,771.00 | S$ 330.00 |
| Singapore | SGD 159.00 | S$ 159.00 |
| Vietnam | VND 4.636.469 | S$ 283.00 |
Sony SmartWatch 2 Price in Singapore by Variants
| Variants | Price | Store |
|---|---|---|
| Sony SmartWatch 2 Silver Stainless Steel | Offer unavailable | |
| Sony SmartWatch 2 Black Black | Offer unavailable | |
| Sony SmartWatch 2 Black Black Leather | Offer unavailable | |
| Sony SmartWatch 2 Silver Fifa Edition | Offer unavailable | |
| Sony SmartWatch 2 Black Brown Leather | Offer unavailable |
Sony SmartWatch 2 Specs
| Display | |
|---|---|
| Display Size | 1.6" |
| Display Resolution | 220 x 176pixels |
| Always-on Display | Yes |
| Pixel Density | 176ppi |
| Multi-touch | Yes |
| Operating System | |
| iOS compatibility | No |
| Android compatibility | Yes |
| Operation System | Android |
| Windows Phone Compatibility | No |
| Body | |
| Housing Material | Aluminium |
| Housing Shape | Rectangular |
| Weight | 122.5g |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 42 x 41 x 9mm |
| Watch Strap | |
| Watch Strap Material | Leather |
| Removable Strap | Yes |
| Launch | |
| Release Year | 2013 |
| Functions | |
| Messaging | Yes |
| Heart Rate | No |
| Pedometer | No |
| Sleep Tracker | No |
| Stopwatch | Yes |
| Music Player | No |
| Radio | No |
| Connectivity | |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| NFC | Yes |
| USB | Yes |
| GPS | No |
| Cellular | No |
| Features | |
| Shockproof | Yes |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| SIM Card Slot | No |
| Scratchproof | Yes |
| Dustproof | Yes |
| Built-in Microphone | No |
| Battery | |
| Battery Life | 96h |
| Camera | |
| Built-in Camera | No |
| Memory | |
| Memory Card Slot | No |
Sony Smartwatch 2 Singapore
Solidly Designed and Built Tough
The Sony Smartwatch 2 is a humble looking smartwatch that actually looks a lot more like a mini computer on your wrist than a watch because of its rather simple square form factor that is the amalgamation of glass, metal, and plastic. It is not a bad design by any means, and it certainly isn’t going to turn heads at fashion shows, but there is nothing wrong with it; it does the job well.
On the front face of the watch sits three capacitive buttons that will be familiar to Android smartphone users: Back, Home, and Menu, all on a bezel surrounding the small 1.6-inch LCD display that Sony calls a “Transflective” display. Going past the beautiful chamfered edges of the front and to the right side of the watch is the ever familiar circular power button that is similar to those found on Sony Xperia smartphones.
It’s IP57 Certified – don’t be afraid of the rain
The Sony Smartwatch 2 is certified to a IP57 rating, meaning that it can last for up to 30 minutes in water up to a depth of 1 meter, and that it is also dustproof. The certification explains the fact that the micro USB of the watch is hidden under a tightly sealed flap on the right.
Bearing the certification does mean the Sony Smartwatch 2 can be submerged into water, but it is generally a great idea not to try it out unless you absolutely must go swimming with the watch. In other usage however, this means the watch can withstand liquid accidents and spills easily.
The Sony Smartwatch 2 is a smartwatch that is compatible with any smartphone or tablet that runs on Android 4.0 or later – which is the majority of most smartphones out there. This makes the Sony Smartwatch 2 an incredibly versatile smartwatch that can be paired with a lot of different Android phones.
You will be able to enjoy a great number of apps on the smartwatch the Sony Smartwatch 2 for various needs. Whether you are going for a run in the park or are heading to the office for work, there are a bevy of health, fitness, and productivity apps available for use through the smartwatch.
Reviews of Sony SmartWatch 2
hardwarezone.com.sg
Reviewed on 2014-01-15
Premium design, MicroUSB charging, User friendly
Display could be better, Slight sluggish performance
Sony is no stranger in the wearable tech scene as it was one of the earliest companies to venture into this space. The Japanese company introduced the MBW-100 and MBW-150 Bluetooth watches in 2006 and 2008 respectively.Its more recent offering is the Smar...
Read more > techgoondu.com
Reviewed on 2013-12-08
Sometimes, it doesn't pay to go all guns blazing.If Samsung's Galaxy Gear smart watch is all the hype in recent months, then Sony's SmartWatch 2 is a rather understated, but somewhat more practical, take on wearable computing.Looks-wise, the SmartWatch 2 ...
Read more > lesterchan.net
Reviewed on 2013-12-06
Well build, Good battery life, Easy to setup
Mediocre official apps, Lack of good third party apps, Doesn't push notifications by default, Android only
Officially launched on the 22nd October 2013, the Sony SmartWatch 2 (Sony SW2) is available in two versions. Sony SmartWatch 2 with black metallic strap is retailing for SGD$338 while the other with black silicone strap is retailing for SGD$288 .Sony also...
Read more > DigitalReviews.net
Reviewed on 2015-03-06
It's been nearly 2 years since we took a good look at the Sony SmartWatch 2 which had just been released then. It is a bit surprising that this watch is still being offered for sale well after its successor has become available. So what made this one a st...
Read more > androidguys.com
Reviewed on 2014-08-06
I recently had the opportunity to review the latest SmartWatch offering from Sony, and it was perfect timing since Android Wear has just entered the market so was interesting to see how the Sony SmartWatch SW2 stacked up against the Android Wear platform....
Read more > gizmochina.com
Reviewed on 2014-05-06
Pros: -Convenience. You don't have to pick up your phone from your pocket to see who is calling. Especially gratifying when busy with work and clients. -Battery Life. It's pretty good. I only have to charge it every 3 days or so, and it takes at most 3 ho...
Read more > engadget.com
Reviewed on 2014-01-17
Well-built, Easy to use, Large number of apps
Some software issues, Average battery life
Cast your mind back to the period between August and October 2012, and there was barely a whisper about a smartwatch round these parts. Pebble was funded and well underway, and we discovered a curious Google patent -- but that was pretty much it. In that ...
Read more > makeuseof.com
Reviewed on 2014-01-13
Wearable technology has become a new term in recent months — the Google Glass ( which we reviewed ) is currently the most iconic project of this genre of technology, but it's still quite a while until it's ready for consumer hands. However, that doesn't m...
Read more > tomsguide.com
Reviewed on 2013-12-20
Smartwatches are designed to work with your smartphone rather than replace it, providing notifications so you don't have to whip out your handset every 5 seconds. And although the category is in its infancy, three models stand out among the first crop. The Pebble ($149) is water-resistant and has a wide range of apps available. The Sony SmartWatch 2 ($199) delivers an Android-like experience on your wrist. And the Galaxy Gear ($299) lets you make calls and even snap photos. But which high-tech timepiece is best? We've put all three devices through an 11-round face-off to determine which smartwatch is right for you....
Read more > slashgear.com
Reviewed on 2013-12-11
There's a smartwatch war going on right now – did you know? With the SmartWatch 2, Sony reminds the world that they've already been in the market for a generation, with months of head start going in an unbroken line of evolutionary products (even if it's...
Read more > bgr.com
Reviewed on 2013-12-06
Smartwatches are the future… or something like that. As growth in the smartphone market slows, especially at the high end where companies have been making a killing, consumer electronics giants need to look elsewhere to bolster earnings growth. For Samsun...
Read more > musicphotolife.com
Reviewed on 2013-12-04
OK, so you have read both my reviews on the Sony and Samsung smartwatches. Which one do I prefer and why?The Sony SmartWatch 2 display is always on, sans backlight. You will be able to see the clock face and read the time. In contrast, the Samsung Gear ne...
Read more > theverge.com
Reviewed on 2013-11-26
Always on display, Attractive fit and finish, Multiple day battery life, Micro USB charging
Low resolution display, Clumsy interface and setup, Lots of lag, Android only
Despite its flaws, I'm a big fan of my Pebble. It's far from perfect, but it manages to keep me notified of incoming messages, emails, Twitter alerts, and more without forcing me to dig my phone out of my pocket. So when Sony announced the SmartWatch 2, a...
Read more > androidheadlines.com
Reviewed on 2013-11-17
Anyone who knows me in person knows that I am a huge fan of wearable technology. I have owned 5 different SmartWatches over the past 10 years and I am always excited to see newer watches enter the market. I have integrated SmartWatches into my life as the...
Read more > musicphotolife.com
Reviewed on 2013-11-16
After years of developing smartphones and tablets, the consumer tech industry players now turns to wearable smart devices to expand the market capitalisation. Until recently, smartwatches only appeal to the early adopters because they are made by unknown...
Read more > gizmodo.com
Reviewed on 2013-11-12
There are times when the SW2 is convenient. Getting a call, email, or text you're going to ignore means simply looking at your watch and moving on, rather than digging out your phone, turning it on, unlocking it, looking, and then turning it off and putti...
It's almost never more convenient to use this watch than it is to simply pull out your smartphone, except in the few instances mentioned above. The UI is unwieldy and unresponsive, and while we like that we can see it in bright daylight, the screen's low...
Once upon a time Sony made a smartwatch that was really pretty bad. But Sony promised the next one would be much less bad. And so it is! In fact, the SmartWatch 2 may be the least-bad smartwatch to date. Unfortunately less bad than very bad doesn't make s...
Read more > cnet.com
Reviewed on 2013-11-12
The Sony SmartWatch 2 screens phone alerts, Gmail, and call info in real time. The device also has a modern, water-resistant design that's compatible with standard watch bands
The Sony SmartWatch 2 is tricky to set up on non-Sony phones. The watch has a small clock face selection, short battery life, and a quirky music player app. There's no iOS support
Sony follows up on its first stab at minting a smart timepiece with the SmartWatch 2. Priced at $199, this gadget is a serious attempt at fixing many of the original SmartWatch's failings. Now flaunting a clean, modern design, water-resistant construct...
Read more > pcmag.com
Reviewed on 2013-11-11
Sleek, comfortable design. Several hundred apps already available. Water-resistant. Readable in sunlight.
Bulkier than the first model. Buggy software. Many apps lack utility. Doesn't make or receive calls. No camera. Only works with Android
The Sony SmartWatch 2 ($199.99 direct) lets you stay on top of email and social network updates without reaching your phone. It's better than the ill-fated Samsung Galaxy Gear%displayPrice% at %seller%, which is more ambitious, thanks to its camera and ca...
Read more > androidcentral.com
Reviewed on 2013-11-03
Sony’s third try at a smart watch hits all the basesSony is no stranger to the concept of smart wearables. We’ve seen the Sony Ericsson LiveView (which is best forgotten by everyone) and the original SmartWatch introduced at CES in early 2012, which w...
Read more > phonearena.com
Reviewed on 2013-10-28
Greatly expanded functionality via 3rd party apps, Very handy for quick check on notifications, Decent battery life, Water resistance
Slow, Comparatively poor display, Glitchy and frustrating to set up
Take it or leave it, every major brand will seemingly set a wager with a smart watch of its own. Sony is one of the pioneers in this area with its LiveView screen tags way back in 2010, then the slim and stylish SmartWatch, and now we are getting the s...
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