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let's see.
the 92 is either linear or rotary. on the s2 you can purchase a rotary kit, so you'll have both options.
the s2 is rack mountable, the 92 doesn't have to be mounted.
the 92 has 2 independent filters, the s2 has only one.
92 has 4 band eq, s2 has 3 band.
92 has really good cueing options, the s2 has standard ones.
the s2 apparently has some sort of an efx loop which works only on the master. the 92 has aux sends which basically do the same thing as a normal efx loop and more. the aux sends are a bit trickier to use than a normal efx loop though. but they offer way more than an efx loop (IMO at least)
s2 = black = sexy. 92 = silver = not so sexy. this is a personal preference naturally. 
s2 has a usb connector for plugging the mixer into your computer for recording and playing stuff from your computer and for other stuff too, which i didn't understand fully.
s2 has an extra input on the front panel for plugging in stuff fast (quest djs bringing something they want to plug in).
s2 has fader start control (useless IMO).
s2 has some weird alarm input connection (useless if you're not installing it in a club i think).
92 has limited midi controls.
92 has an lfo on both filters.
personally, i got the 92 rotary. i didn't even look at the s2 as it didn't interest me one bit (didn't offer what i wanted). but i am sure they both have the same sound quality and are both fine mixers, but for me the 92 is a definite winner without a doubt.
dunno if any of this helped as pretty much everything i listed can be read from the manuals anyway.
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