7 Product Strategy Lessons from Samsung's Wearables
                     7 PRODUCT STRATEGY 
LESSONS FROM SAMSUNG'S 
WEARABLES
Source: Google Images
LESSON 1: SET THE CLIENT
EXPECTATIONS RIGHT
• Samsung showcased the Gear Fit inaccurately. 
• Their case that it was good with a number of cell phones 
was later expelled from their site. Source: Google Images
LESSON 2: COMPATIBILITY 
CONFIRMATION
• Experienced a few blunders during the set up also, 
was not able interface Samsung Gear Fit with 
Samsung S5 mini running the latest Android 
programming.
LESSON 3: LACK OF FEATURES
• The default wellbeing application "S Health" is 
disappointing. 
• Just two applications accessible in S health (for 
example Exercise Trainer, Lark Action Tracker) Source: Google Images
while customer expectation is set high.
LESSON 4: LACK OF APPS
• Some apps aren’t available in Google Play or 
Samsung Apps store. 
• e.g.: If you talk about Aptoide application in 
Samsung apps, which seems to have everything 
you need to find, unfortunately Aptoide isn’t Source: Google Images
supported by Samsung.
LESSON 5: LACK OF TESTING
• Samsung wearables are being propelled rashly. 
• The crazy speed of item dispatch plans, the strain 
to create positive PR stories drive Samsung to 
discharge incomplete items without appropriate 
testing. 
Source: Google Images
• Rigging Fit was basically propelled before it was 
prepared. It prompts the disappointment of the 
items.
LESSON 6: LACK OF CUSTOMER SUPPORT
• Samsung’s customer support teams are clearly 
unaware and confused on the Samsung wearables
Source: Google Images
LESSON 7: LACK OF MARKET TIMING
• Clients are plainly inspired by the ongoing item 
discharges, there are a lot of right on time 
adopters ready to test and survey items, and there 
is no market chief.
Source: Google Images
CONCLUSION
• Lesson 1: Set the client expectations right
• Lesson 2: Compatibility confirmation
• Lesson 3: Lack of features will be not attractive to users
• Lesson 4: Lack of apps is the worst possible scenario.
• Lesson 5: Lack of testing will fetch you nowhere.
• Lesson 6: Lack of Customer support can damage your trust
• Lesson 7: Lack of market timing is not at all beneficial for any organization
Thank    You