Testseek.com have collected 126 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-R150 Gear IconX and the average rating is 69%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-R150 Gear IconX.
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Published: 2016-12-07, Author: Eric , review by: phonescoop.com
Abstract: Samsung's Gear IconX are a pair of completely cordless earbuds that can handle music, calls, and workouts. If you're looking for a totally wire-free experience, the IconX offers a compelling option to competing models, even if suffers from some of the sam...
My best advice is to wait to purchase any kind of fitness earbuds until next year, when hopefully audio companies will debut better, second-generation products with more robust companion apps. For the average $200 you'll spend on a pair of these earbuds...
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Rich sound, strong bass, high volume, 4GB of onboard storage for music tracks, Wire-free design is incredibly liberating
Control interface is imprecise and annoying, Battery life is alarmingly short and falls short of claims, Heart rate data only appears on Samsung phones
Oh, it is indeed a flawed product. But there's no denying the allure of great sound, onboard storage, and a fully wire-free design.Oh, it is indeed a flawed product. But there's no denying the allure of great sound, onboard storage, and a fully wire-free...
Abstract: "Samsung has cut the cord with the Gear IconX but is it worth the asking price?"The future of headphones/earphones are truly wireless earbuds that actually eschew the wires for ultimate portability. Essentially, you get two separate earbuds that maintain...
Published: 2016-10-12, Author: Tim , review by: pcmag.com
Seamless, simple swipe-and-tap-based operation, Built-in heart rate monitor, works with app for fitness tracking, 4GB of internal storage for music, Carrying case doubles as charging dock and portable charger
Not for those seeking huge bass, Delay with ambient mics
The Samsung Gear IconX is a completely wire-free pair of Bluetooth headphones with solid sound quality and the ability to track your workouts...
Very secure fit, comfortable, decent audio quality, convenient fitness tracking without needing a phone, convenient charging case, reliable touch controls
Frequent connectivity issues, short battery life, batteries drain unequally, lack of playlist options for stored music
The Samsung Gear IconX are $200, which makes sense for wireless in-ear headphones that include fitness features, especially heart rate tracking. But, I don't think completely wireless earbuds like the IconX are ready to demand that price tag yet. When I t...
Abstract: Samsung announced the Gear IconX wireless earbuds as a truly wireless solution to listening to music, but also as a way to track fitness without having to keep your phone with you at all times. Crafting completely wireless earbuds that also house a heart...
Overall, there are some aspects of the Samsung Gear IconX which will be clear reasons for some consumers not to buy them. For instance, the battery is not the best and you certainly will find longer-lasting options for the same price, if not cheaper. Spea...
Published: 2016-09-21, Author: Mike , review by: tomsguide.com
Great sound, Accurate heart rate monitor, distance tracking, Easy to use, Built-in storage for music
Requires Android smartphone for all features, Need to plug into phone or PC to transfer music, Expensive, Short battery life
Overall, I was really impressed with the Gear IconX earbuds. They fit comfortably, tracked my distance and heart rate well, and let me listen to music without having to carry around any extra gear. However, there are a few things that keep me from giving...
