The Samsung Gear app lets you upload music to the IconX, as well as monitor battery levels Even though there’s a Samsung Health app for iOS, it’s not currently compatible with the IconX. However, with an iOS device, you have a much more limited set of functions which is a bit of a disappointment. When pairing to an Android phone, you’ll be prompted to install the Samsung Gear app to manage the earphones, as well as Samsung Health to monitor your fitness goals. The IconX offers Android users more features than when paired with an iOS device, and as expected you’ll get the best usage from pairing it with a Samsung phone. To pair the IconX with your smartphone, you simply open the case and the device will be ready for pairing. Personally, we just prefer to tell it when we’re working out rather than leaving it to chance. There’s also an Auto Tracking mode that automatically starts tracking your activity once you’ve been walking or running for more than ten minutes. Or if you’ve got a Samsung phone, you can directly plug the IconX into it using the supplied cable.
There’s 4GB of onboard storage to play around with, and you can transfer music for a PC or Mac, or wirelessly through Bluetooth. What we absolutely do love about the IconX is the ability to transfer music directly to the device, which means you can grab these for a run and leave your phone at home so you don’t get disturbed. There are a number of different eartips and wings to ensure a better in-ear fit
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