Shortly after being officially announced on the Google I/O stage, Samsung’s Android Wear-powered Gear Live smartwatch has been fully detailed.

The Samsung Gear Live looks fairly similar to the Tizen-based Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo smartwatches that debuted earlier this year, except that the Gear Live is lacking any sort of camera or home button. The Gear Live’s spec sheet looks like this:

• 1.63-inch 320x320 Super AMOLED display
• 1.2GHz processor
• 4GB storage
• 512MB RAM
• 300mAh battery
• Changeable strap
• Black, Wine Red color options
• Heart rate monitor
• IP67 rated for resistance to dust and water
• Compatible with any device running Android 4.3 or higher

Overall the Gear Live looks like best smartwatch that Samsung has introduced to date. While its specs don’t vary wildly from the Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo, the fact that it’ll play nicely with any hardware running Android 4.3 or higher means that many more folks will be able to use it.

The Samsung Gear Live will be available for pre-order later today ahead of its July 7 launch. Pricing will be set at $199.

Now that we’ve got the full rundown on the Samsung Gear Live, how do you think that it compares to the LG G Watch and Moto 360?

UPDATE: The Samsung Gear Live is now available for pre-order from the Play Store at a price of $199. You can reserve one of your very own by hitting up this link. As of this writing, new orders are expected to ship by July 8.

Via Samsung, Play Store: Samsung Gear Live