The Asus ZenWatch launched without much fanfare last year but captivated many with its Apple Watch-esque design ? even before the Apple's first wearable was out. Its small price tag also made it the most affordable Android Wear smartwatch on the market. Regardless, it wasn't the most comfortable or, frankly, interesting wearable you could own. Thankfully, the new Asus ZenWatch 2 is far more promising. Still keeping with the low sum of $129 (about £110, AU$179) for the silver face and rubber band, and $149 (?149, £159.99, about AU$210) for the same with a leather band a buckle-type strap - in both sizes - it's far cheaper than its predecessor's initial launch price of $199 (£199, about AU$252). In fact, it's so affordable that the Google Play store is out of stock already. With the ZenWatch 2 available in two sizes ? with the smaller fit presumably for women, judging by the marketing ? it opens up a wider pool of options, making this second-generation wearable much more appealing. Asus sent the smaller of the two options, or the W1502Q model, since I have smaller wrists. There are slight design differences between the W1502Q and bigger W1501Q, but nothing too drastic.