For those awaiting more details about Samsung's new Gear 2 smartwatch and Gear Fit wristband tracker, the company announced pricing and availability on Thursday.
According to Sammobile.com, which reported Samsung's official pricing for Taiwan, the Gear 2 will cost about $295 in the U.S., while the Gear Fit will go for $197. The cost for both was converted from Taiwanese currency, so it's probable Samsung could round the numbers to $199 and $299.

It's unknown what the Gear 2 Neo will cost, which is similar to the Gear 2 smartwatch but has a plastic exterior and comes without a camera.
The devices will go on sale in April.
Last month, Samsung introduced the Gear 2 as its second-generation smartwatch, touting a heart-rate sensor, music player and infrared emitter that could be used to control a TV. It's also powered by Tizen; the previous Galaxy Gear smartwatch ran on Android.
Meanwhile, the Gear Fit comes with a curved Super AMOLED touchscreen with a built-in heart rate monitor. The waterproof fitness tracker comes with an adjustable band and connects via Bluetooth, so you can get notifications directly to the device from your smartphone. Like the Gear 2 Neo, it doesn't feature with a camera.

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