Moto 360 | |
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Header | ![]() (out of 5) Full Review |
Price | Price: $249.00+ USD (Base Model) |
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Pros | Pros: – Very customizable (watches & straps) – Unique look |
Cons | Cons: – Poor battery life – Watch gets caught on things a lot – Confusing UI/Notifications – Health/Wellness tracking is sub-par |
Potential Problems | Potential Problems: – None that we found |
Design Rating | DESIGN ![]() |
Design | Design (5/5): – Unique looking smartwatch due to circular face – Sides of the watch gets caught on everything – Edges of the watch gets in the way if wrist is cocked (i.e doing a pushup) |
Durability Rating | DURABILITY ![]() |
Battery Life | Battery Life (2/5): – Approx. 1 day battery – Wireless charging not compatible with other devices (Not Qi-standard but works with Apple Watch charger) – Need to be careful with usage as long workouts will drain battery |
Protection | Protection (4/5): – Water resistant – Scratch resistant against keys and coins – Gorilla Glass 3 watch face |
Functionality Rating | FUNCTIONALITY ![]() |
Software | Software (3.5/5): – Syncs only with an Android phone (officially) – Moto 360 integrates with Moto Connect & Android Wear apps – Lots of watch faces to choose from on Google Play – Fairly limited number of 3rd party Apps – No desktop/web sync |
Handling | Handling (3.75/5): – Touch isn’t as sensitive as the Samsung Gear S or Apple Watch – Single button on the Moto 360 isn’t very useful – Viewable in direct sunlight |
Information Display | UI (3.5/5): – Moto 360’s UI is very linear – Notifications take up a large portion of the watch face – Unlike other smartwatches, the 360 is just a notification hub |
Sensors | Sensors (3.5/5): – Heart rate sensor is finicky – NO GPS (needs to in range of iPhone for navigation) – Accelerometer/Compass |
Practicality | Practicality (2.5/5): – Will not add much value to your life – Too many notifications – 3rd Party App support will greatly add to the Moto 360’s functionality over time |
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