Motorola - Moto 360 2nd Generation Men's Smartwatch 42mm Stainless Steel - Black Stainless Steel

I absolutely love my Moto 36!! It handles all of my notifications with ease, great voice recognition software, 2 day battery life.I love all of the available watch faces and how easy it s to change the bands. Well worth the money for people who are always on the go and get a lot of notifications.

I love the size of the face, I had the 360 first edition and it was OK, just large. This one is perfect and get tons of compliments on it. The battery lasts all day and get many notifications throughout day. Very happy and satisfied.

I love this. I first bought it for my husband for his birthday. He loved it then when he went looking he wanted the bigger watch. We ended up getting that for him as he likes the bigger watches. I took this one and I haven't had an issue with it yet. Works great and I love how easy it is to operate and use your own pictures for backgrounds on it. I would definitely recommend this watch to a friend. After buying ones that say they can do this or that but couldn't really do much of anything, we were skeptical with this at first too. I am so glad we decided to try it out it is well worth the investment.

This watch has helped me track everything I need to track in regards to health and fitness. I can't believe the technology behind this watch it is the smartest smart watch. It fits great is light weight and looks classy. I can wear it with anything for any occasion it goes with everything and being able to change the faces is even better.

I bought this mainly because my first generation Moto 360 was just too big for my wrist. I kept the old 360 for so long because there was just nothing smaller to replace it with, but with the release of the 42mm 360, there was finally an Android Wear watch out there that looked great and didn't look ridiculous on my wrist. Functionally, it works a lot like the previous 360. It's definitely faster, and the ambient screen mode actually works as it should this time. Battery life seems slightly better. The Marshmallow update has added some cool new functionality, like more wrist gestures, doze mode, and now when you turn the watch towards you and the screen lights up, it will automatically dim when you move the watch away from you (like dropping your arm back to your side) to save battery. The 360 also has the best charging method of any of the current crop of watches -- just drop it on the dock and you're done. It charges pretty quickly, too. The main complaint is the "flat tire" on the face of the watch -- apparently that is a trade-off for the ambient light sensor, you get flat tire or a bigger bezel, I prefer a smaller bezel. So, if you've used Android Wear, and you liked it, you'll like the 360. I tried the Pebble Time for a few days and took it back, it's just way too primitive compared to Android Wear, and the Android integration is just not as deep. Looking forward to seeing what the future of Wear holds.

It is definitely a great watch. It runs very smoothly. I love it and I am glad I purchased it. I had a SM3 and it doesn't even compare to the moto 360 2. The only small complaint I have is the battery life. Aside from that this is a solid smart watch. I would definitely recommend it.

This smartwatch is one of the best on the market right now. It has tons of features and with Android Wear and Google Play Market, you're able to open up even more features. Battery life is typically 2+ days of moderate use with the 'always on' screen mode off. It's handy and accurate. Plus, it helps you stay on track with your fitness by using the Google Fit apps. This model does NOT have a speaker, so you must use your phone to listen to music or make calls. You ARE able to connect bluetooth headphones and control your music through the watch, though.

This was my first smart watch purchase, as I have been waiting for smaller form factor watches to hit the market. The 42mm size is great for men with small wrists like me, and there is an even slimmer band-option for women (also a 42mm size watch body). Motorola definitely has the right concept when it comes to customization, since not only can you design when you buy from them directly, but you can swap out their bands with any matching standard size from other manufacturers. The design of the watch itself is elegant, with clean lines and solid quality materials. The band was also well made and felt comfortable, although I would switch from a leather to a non-sweat absorbing material for sports or other high energy activities. The screen is beautiful, with the exception of the much criticized "flat tire" section at the bottom, which is there to accommodate the ambient sensor (apparently)., Not sure why no other manufacturer has the same slice out of the bottom, but perhaps this is Motorola's way of saying "hey, this is a Moto 360!"... because all these watches look very similar from a distance. Android Wear is still sometimes awkward and even painful to use at times. I had a similar experience on Apple Watch, so it seems everyone has something to learn in this arena still (except Samsung, who has nailed the smart-watch UI concept on the Gear S2). App selection with Android Wear is acceptable, especially considering I would only use about a dozen apps at most... I can't even imagine what the 10K+ apps that Apple has for their watch are even for... I did end up returning my purchase of the 360 due to a defective accellerometer (wrist gestures didn't function after about a day), but I would buy again, and I do recommend this to anyone wanting a smaller form-factor Android Wear watch that looks like a real watch.