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| [* black] Here it is—the moment of truth is upon us. Will this device truly be smart, wearable, ***and*** repairable? | |
| - | [* black] Oh my |
| + | [* black] Oh my flying spaghetti monster! We cannot believe it! Just look how beautiful that [product|IF145-123-2|opening pick|new_window=true] is. If that doesn't make you want to smash a 20 minute air guitar solo, ''we don't know what will!'' |
| [* black] Side note: the Gear 2 came apart extremely easily. A small Torx driver and a bit of light prying split this watch in half with ease. | |
| - | [* black] Not only did the front and rear case separate easily, there are no cables between the two halves—all spring contacts means nothing to disconnect (or break when you forget to). |
| + | [* black] "No cables, no problems," that's what we say. The halves communicate solely via spring contacts. |
| + | [* black] Never before has a device been so repairable that its screws come with markup. |