Pros: Lots of apps that are free, lots of face configurations, easy to setup, looks nice, display is very easy to see even with my close up site leaving me, and the voice commands are very receptive.

Cons: Battery life isn't great but not terrible either

Overall Review: Would absolutely recommend

Pros: Beautiful watchface and screen.
Ambient display style dimming feature to suck up less battery.
Great responsiveness.
Very fast setup and pairing.
Polished and easy to use ASUS Application for configuration.

Cons: Battery life is only a day and a half (in comparison this isn't actually very bad at all)
Updates to the watch have caused pairing to get lost but this is likely normal for these updates since a factory reset may be required for install.

Overall Review: Buy a few 18mm watch bands and mix it up. The standard one is okay but is very close to standard skintone if you're Caucasian.

Pros: Paired easily with phone, vibration notifications are strong & looks great. Was a little hesitant about the rose gold finish since I've never had a gold watch but looks even better in-person with contrast of shiny/gloss & matte (brushed aluminum). Thin line directly surrounding bezel is matte rose gold then (going away from the screen) it's a shiny finish (when facing the screen) all the way to the top of lug area's. Both left & right sides of the case (including crown area) & extending to the outer side of the lugs has a matte finish. Google & Asus finally released an OS update to allow internal speaker to function. The speaker's loud enough & receiving party said my voice was clear. Magnetic charging cable's convenient. I get about 2 days out of it (always-on, tilt to wake screen, middle brightness & wifi off) before having to charge. Fits my 7.5" wrist fine with plenty of notches remaining. The quick releases on the 22mm straps are very convenient if I ever want to switch out. Great price for what you get compared to other Android Wear smartwatches.

Cons: Bezel is somewhat thick & wished it had an ambient light sensor but for the price, can't complain. I have mixed feelings about the strap. It's pretty stiff so will take some time to get softer although the texture is interesting (in a good way).

Overall Review: I also have a Motorola Moto 360 2nd gen (with silver metal band & black leather band) & Huawei Watch (black case with matching metal band). While I prefer both the Moto (much smaller bezel & has an ambient light sensor) & Huawei Watch (noticeably higher resolution & sapphire crystal), they're also twice the price. If you can't justify $400+ for each then the next best option is the Asus Zenwatch 2 with its classy design, beautiful finish & great price.

Pros: Paired easily with phone, vibration notifications are strong & looks great. Google & Asus finally released an OS update to allow internal speaker to function. Speaker's loud enough & receiving party said my voice was clear. Magnetic charging cable is convenient. I get about 2 days out of it (always-on, tilt to wake screen, middle brightness & wifi off) before having to charge. Fits my 7.5" wrist fine & links were easy to add/remove. The quick releases on the 22mm metal band are very convenient. Great price for what you get compared to other Android Wear smartwatches.

Cons: Bezel is somewhat thick & wished it had an ambient light sensor but for the price, can't complain. The colors in the photo's aren't accurate. I've looked at the pics on 2 different PC's & my phone. The watch case's black with a hint of dark gun metal & bronze while the metal band is dark gun metal mixed with some bronze. Just an FYI.

Overall Review: I also have a Motorola Moto 360 2nd gen (with silver metal band & black leather band) & Huawei Watch (black case with matching metal band). While I prefer both the Moto (much smaller bezel & has an ambient light sensor) & Huawei Watch (noticeably higher resolution & sapphire crystal), they're also twice the price. If you can't justify $400+ for each then the next best option is the Asus Zenwatch 2 with its classy design, beautiful finish & great price.

Pros: Good looks, Great build quality, Nice Amoled screen, Easy band replacement (22mm size on the larger variant), Simple and fast charging, Excellent additional (ASUS) software, PRICE-PRICE-PRICE!

Cons: None, period.

Overall Review: I've had quite a few smartwatches at this point, including a Pebble Time, LG G watch, Moto G (first gen), LG Urbane(first gen) and this simple, unassuming gem blew them all away. I honestly wasn't expecting much, even after seeing/reading some good reviews on this one, due to it's low price, but I can honestly say that, FOR THE MONEY, this ones the one to get if you want to experience all that Android Wear has to offer with no compromises.

It looks quite nice on my medium sized wrist (I'm using the larger 49mm size), and I'm getting more compliments on it then my $350.00 Urbane, no joke. The screen is crisp and easy to read even in direct sunlight, not as good compared to my Pebble Time but then nothing beats that screen in that category. The crown, while not utilized as well as it could be, still makes the Zenwatch 2 stand out a bit more IMHO. Battery life is more than good enough for a full day to almost two day's, but I've finally given up here on Android Wear watches going for several day's and am happy that I can at least use it heavily for an entire day and just put it on the charger at night. Pebble is the undisputed king here as well.

Why you may ask do I rate this above the Pebble and all others I've tried for that matter? Simple. It just WORKS. No silly glitches, no useless fluff, no kids toy looks (I'm looking at you Pebble), it's just a perfect smartwatch for an insanely low price. I honestly can't figure out how ASUS did this, and offer two different sizes to boot, at this extremely low price point, but all you need to know is that you should stop reading this and grab this before ASUS comes to their senses and starts charging more for this gem as they could easily do it and get away with it....I could not more highly recommend this!

Pros: seamless android wear integration.
very responsive touchscreen.
stable connection - no problems running concurrently with other BT peripherals.
intuitive controls.
watch "faces" or "home screens" for every taste.

Cons: wrist strap fits me fine with a couple holes to spare, but I would prefer it to be longer. the loop slides off of the portion of the strap that protrudes from the buckle.

Overall Review: I'm using a Droid Turbo 2, and there are no problems. 100% compatible.
Google app works perfectly via the watch "Ok Google." I've since turned off the Motorola version of it because it would sometimes activate when I didn't actually use my activation phrase. this never happens with the watch.

I can leave me phone on silent 24/7 and just depend on the watch vibrating to let me know if there's a message or phone call. I love it!

device is only a month old, so I cannot speak to durability, but absolutely no complaints thus far.

one day's worth of use drains a little less than half the battery. when I take it off at night, there's between 55-65% charge remaining. so 2 days w/o a charge is realistic.

Pros: -It's a really great looking watch and band.
-I'm pretty sure it will fit 8inch (200mm) wrists.
-Lots of links come out so it should fit down to approximately 5inch wrists.

Cons: -The band does not fit 8.5inch (215mm) wrist.
-Trying to find the size of the band on ASUS' website is harrowing.
-The plastic band version did fit an 8.5inch wrist.
-ASUS support would not help me find two additional links to make the watch fit or let me purchase link components for the band.
-The replacement band is $70 and does not even come with mounting pins for the face.
-Jewelers in my town could not match the grey metal finish to find replacement links.
-Couldn't find a quality watch band in a comparable color\quality to just replace this one.
-I had to buy an extra band to cannibalize some extra links.
-ASUS support is really awful for this product. Like, really, really bad. Their reply was poorly translated and there was zero effort made to assist with the sizing issue.

Overall Review: I was able to pair the device to my phone and play with some of the features, but it's been useless for the main reason I purchased it (to get info without having to take out my phone). The pairing seemed a bit flaky but this is my first Android wear purchase, and that may be a symptom of all devices. I do like how email notifications show you a stub but do let you read the full message as well. Google now voice recognition was great (but had a pairing issue with the actual Internet connection while I was playing with it). The remote camera app is more novelty than useful, but it was fun to play spycraft for a minute. The most disappointing part of the watch was really the interaction with support. If something so basic as band links are an impossible issue for them to resolve, I can't imagine support will be helpful if there are technology issues with the watch.

Pros: Good quality, fast and very functional. Looks nice. Battery lasts for two days and more if you allow the screen to turn off (which for the life of me I don't know why anyone would do otherwise).

Cons: Apps have a long way to go. I purchased this watch for Skype specifically. Of all the apps I have on it Skype is the only app that will not notify me by vibration. So I'm waiting for Microsoft to make a fix. I'm sure my clothes will go out of style before that happens. You can forget about One Note also. It only shows the page titles. No content. What were they thinking? Or did anyone try the app before they released it?

Overall Review: If you have a need go for it..... its a nice watch