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2 It has a chrome band around all sides of the display but it's all for show; you won't find any cameras or buttons here There is however a button on the right-hand side which powers off the active display with a quick press and brings up the settings menu when you hold it down for a few seconds (I'd love the option to map this button to other actions) Just like the latest Gear watches the Live comes with a heart rate sensor on its belly along with some pogo pins to connect a charging cradleIt has a 163-inch Super eq next power leveling AMOLED display with a resolution of 320 x 320 Breaking out my trusty pixel-density calculator (or cheating by looking at Google's product page) this translates to 278 ppi which is actually eq next plat good for a smartwatch Of the two watches the Live is easily the sharpest and most color-saturated but it's also a fingerprint magnet and hard to see in direct sunlightBecause the back of the Gear Live has a slight curve on the top and bottom it's more comfortable to wear than the G Watch That is as long as you don't
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