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q-marshal

Hands on: Fossil Q Marshal review

Posted on September 3, 2016December 12, 2018 By Jarvis

The Fossil Q Marshal, one of two new Android Wear smartwatches launched by the firm at IFA 2016, sports a rugged, yet stylish design making it one of the best looking wearables currently around.

Prices start at $275 (around £200, AU$390) and increase if you fancy spending a little extra on a leather or stainless steel strap versus the entry level silicone band.

While its sister product, the Q Wander, is aimed mainly at females although Fossil does stress it’s still a unisex product, the more brutish design of the Fossil Q Marshal gives it a decidedly masculine look, not to mention extra bulk which means it takes up more of your wrist.

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The chunky bezel round the circular display of the Q Marshal looks like it should rotate – like the bezel of the Samsung Gear S3 Classic – but it doesn’t. You can’t spin the crown button either, but we tried several times to do just that as its style is the same as on a traditional timepiece.
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Wearables Tags:android, Android wear, Fossil Q Marshal, Gear S3 Classic, hands on, review, rugged, Samsung, Samsung Gear, Samsung Gear S3, Samsung Gear S3 Classic, TechRadar, wearables

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