Samsung Gear S2 and S2 Classic are now up for pre-order in Canada

September 11, 2015

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Samsung_GearS2_SmartWatch_Tizen (2) It looks like Samsung's Gear S2 will reach Canada before the states. According to a new report, Best Buy has already listed pre-orders for the Gear S2 and S2 Classic. Shipments will go out on October 2nd.

The Samsung Gear S2 and Gear S2 Classic were recently announced at IFA 2015 in Berlin. The smartwatches are now up for pre-order in select countries including Canada. At this time, there is sill no word on when the smartwatches will reach the states, but they can't be to far off the horizon.

Pricing for the smartwatches are as expected. Starting October 2nd in Canada, Samsung users and select Android users will be able to purchase the Gear S2 for 399.99 in Canadian dollars or about $300 USD. The Gear S2 Classic will go for an extra 30 Canadian dollars at $429.99 or about $324 USD.

Samsung promises great battery life with its upcoming smartwatches, and we can't wait to test them out.

Source: Best Buy Canada
Via: Mobile Syrup

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