Motorola - Moto 360 Smart Watch for Android Devices 4.3 or Higher - Gray Leather
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Description
Features
Quality craftsmanship
Finely crafted with stainless-steel, genuine leather from Horween and scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla glass.
Responds to your voice
Just speak to get the info you need using the dual microphones.
Doubles as an activity tracker
Track your steps and heart rate with a built-in pedometer and heart rate monitor.
Works with your Android phone
Pair with most smartphones running Android 4.3 or higher.
Bluetooth 4.0 technology
Pairs with your smartphone through the latest Bluetooth technology.
Sensors
Include a pedometer, an ambient light sensor and an optical heart rate monitor (PPG) for versatile use.
Mobile notifications
Let you view alerts from your device simply by looking at your wrist. A vibration option provides discreet alerts.
Built-in microphone
Allows clear hands-free communication.
1.56" LCD touch screen
With Corning Gorilla Glass 3 construction, 320 x 290 resolution and 205 ppi makes navigation simple and clearly presents visuals.
Water resistant
Moto 360 withstands both water and dust, so you don't have to worry about a splash at the pool or a little sand at the beach*. IP67 Certified.
Stainless-steel case
With a plastic case back and a leather watch band creates a stylish, yet durable, design.
All-day battery
Go all day and recharge on a dock at night**.
4GB internal storage and 512MB RAM
Help ensure fast, efficient performance.
*IP67 dust and water resistant; not waterproof. Not for use while swimming, diving or engaging in other underwater activities. Avoid prolonged exposure to water, and/or exposure of leather band to water.
**All battery life claims are approximate and based on an average user profile that includes both usage and standby. Battery performance depends on network configuration, signal strength, operating temperature, features selected and usage patterns.
What's Included
- Motorola Moto 360 Smart Watch for Android Devices 4.3 or Higher
- Wireless charging dock
- Wall charger
- Quick-start guide
Q: QuestionDoes the battery actually last a full day?And is a full day 24 hours?
Asked by id.
- A:Answer Depends on your usage, with light usage it might reach 24 hours, but generally you are looking at 12 to 20 hours. Again it really depends on your usage. If you are really concerned about the battery life, as I am, I suggest waiting a few days to observe early adapters feedback and reviewers who had the product for few days. Keep an eye on MKBHD review coming very soon. Generally batteries will yield better results after few cycle. Here is Motorola declaimer about the 1 day claim: All battery life claims are approximate and based on an average user profile that includes both usage and standby. Battery performance depends on network configuration, signal strength, operating temperature, features selected, and voice, data and other applications usage patterns.
Answered by Anonymous
Q: QuestionDoes it have an always on watch face?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer yes, but only when ambient is set to "ON". otherwise, just set ambient to off, and the watch face will only display when it senses you 'flicking" your wrist to check the time (it's motion sensitive, similar to the Moto X phone).
Answered by jayco
Q: QuestionCan I use my bluetooth headphones and the watch with one phone?I use my bluetooth headphones a lot but will the watch sync with my phone simultaneously?
Asked by Ipse.
- A:Answer Yes you can. Since the watch is connected to the phone through the Android wear app, it does not take over the bluetooth portion of your phone. I use it on my phone everyday and have no problems with connectivity issues. I can be on the bluetooth and the watch at the same time. I can even control the music or phone call with my watch.
Answered by Jake
Q: Questionis watch and cellphone proximity always necessaryOn my regular bicycle ride of 2 hr duration can I leave the cell phone at home? Can I sync the watch and cell after coming home? Does the phone have enough memory to store heart rate data as well as GPS data ? On week ends the run could stretch to 4 hrs/100 kms. Would that be too much data? If I could, I would rather leave the phone at home while on the bike?
Asked by Vijay.
- A:Answer The watch works fine without the phone but only as a watch. The notifications and information are pushed to the watch from the phone. It DOESN'T have built in GPS so you will not be able to use it for runs or biking without the phone.
Answered by Bensontbjj
Q: QuestionHow long is the watch band in inches or mm? Will it fit someone with a large wrist?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer How large is "large?" My wrist is 9 inches in circumference and I have 3 notches to spare in the wristband.
Answered by Sovor
Q: QuestionAnyone knows the parcel dimensions sent out from Bestbuy?Anyone knows the dimensions of the parcel that sent out from Bestbuy? I need these to calculate shipping fee to NZ, Thanks :-)
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer I don't remember for sure, but it's safe to say that my box was probably 12" or less across all three dimensions. Hope that helps.
Answered by jrb17bomber
Q: QuestionDoes the watch still have a lot of functions that work if I leave my house and leave my smartphone at home?I am wondering how "tied" the watch is to my android smartphone. For example, what can I do with the watch when I don't have my smartphone nearby and paired to it via bluetooth.
Asked by Jack Attack.
- A:Answer you can sync the music and play through bluetooth head phones. Pedometer still works. Next wear update will add wifi support. Other then that no.
Answered by CEspo
Q: QuestionHow many alarms can be set at a time?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer I just set 10 alarms on the watch, it doesn't appear as if there's a limit. You can also configure alarms to repeat on certain days of the week. Another kind of alarm/alert is using the Google Now reminders to trigger a notification on your watch when you arrive at a location or on a particular date, time, etc. I don't believe there's any limit on those either... the Google Now reminders are just a normal notification though (single vibrate) whereas the alarms will vibrate continuously until you snooze or dismiss it... it's fantastic as a silent wake alarm if you wear the watch at night. I top up the charge a little before bed, then again when I am showering/dressing in the morning rather than leaving it on the charger all night.
Answered by Dave