Touchscreen is nice, battery life is adequate, non-proprietary micro-usb connection, display is perfect size

Horrible connection

It still loses connection from time to time, but less often

all Android phones-menu is easier to use (no touch controls to close apps or swiping up and down)-settings in watch to switch clocks and apps (some apps still require in phone settings)-easier setup with NFC and tap with phone (make sure you enable NFC in your phone)-water resistant IP57 (30 minutes in FRESH water up to a depth of 1 meter & dust proof)-lots of free apps (weather, currency, photo slideshow, Twitter, Facebook, GPS, games like Blackjack etc.)-easier to charge with standard micro USB charger (proprietary connection previously)-easier to see in daylight-watch is always on to tell time but dims to save battery, push power button to lighten up (previous model turned off with no time display)-works with any Android smartphone running version 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or later-aluminum body (plastic body previously)-ability to change watch band (it can take any standard watch strap that is 24 millimeters wide).-all previous apps work from last year's modelcons:-limited apps out made for the SW2, but this will change as it's just been released-currently only 5 watch faces in settings (there are paid apps with

very good but lacks internet connection, also does not capture messages whatssap

I think it confuses the connection between the phone, car and watch.

all Android phones-menu is easier to use (no touch controls to close apps or swiping up and down)-settings in watch to switch clocks and apps (some apps still require in phone settings)-easier setup with NFC and tap with phone (make sure you enable NFC in your phone)-water resistant IP57 (30 minutes in FRESH water up to a depth of 1 meter & dust proof)-lots of free apps (weather, currency, photo slideshow, Twitter, Facebook, GPS, games like Blackjack etc.)-easier to charge with standard micro USB charger (proprietary connection previously)-easier to see in daylight-watch is always on to tell time but dims to save battery, push power button to lighten up (previous model turned off with no time display)-works with any Android smartphone running version 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or later-aluminum body (plastic body previously)-ability to change watch band (it can take any standard watch strap that is 24 millimeters wide).-all previous apps work from last year's modelcons:-limited apps out made for the SW2, but this will change as it's just been released-currently only 5 watch faces in settings (there are paid apps with

The watch vibrates when it loses connection with the phone and vibrates again when in range

and it still loses connection all the time even with the two of them sitting within a couple of feet of each other.

Touchscreen is nice, battery life is adequate, non-proprietary micro-usb connection, display is perfect size

I'm still having problems with it losing connections intermittently, but much less often