Motorola - Moto 360 Smartwatch 46mm Stainless Steel - Cognac Leather

I have to admit I was a bit skeptical about the whole "wearable technology" thing, because I wasn't sure there would be any functionality that I couldn't get from my Moto X smartphone. Well, I was very much mistaken. There are all sorts of things my Moto 360 does more easily and conveniently than my Moto X, and some things (like measuring my heart rate) that my phone can't do at all. The device is well-made, as I always expect from Motorola, and quite easy to set up (especially if you ask for Geek Squad help when you buy, as I did). It is almost endlessly customizable, and the so-called "flat tire" on the watch face doesn't bother me one bit. It might take you some getting used to if you're used to ultra-thin wristwatches, but most men's wristwatches these days are about as thick at this one. It is NOT heavy or uncomfortable to wear. I like the leather band more than the metal ones, but do try both before you buy. I should also mention that my Geek Squad experience in setting up the watch before I left the store was excellent. The associate walked me through all the necessary steps, and we had it up and running in just a few minutes. My local Best Buy store also took care of me when there was a significant price reduction about a week after I bought the device. A wonderful experience all around: Product, service, price. Couldn't be more pleased.

I'm enjoying my 360 and the different watch faces. I've finally figured out how to customize the faces. My complaint is I wish the battery could last longer then a few hours a day, but if you put it in theater mode you can get more usage time.

If you are looking for a smartwatch I hope you already know what they can and cannot do, if not I recommend you to read about it so you don't make a blind shop. This smartwatch does what I expected it to do and the quality is just amazing.

so i've had the watch for a couple of months now, for the price i paid it's a great entry level device if you're interested in smartwatch technology. Main reason i picked this one up is because it looks like a real watch, especially the metal/cognac color combo. i get compliments all the time, it's aesthetically pleasing. it took me a while to figure out the battery, the recent android wear update helps a lot but it really depends on your watchface- i purchased a face on googleplay and my battery now lasts roughly 24 hours with normal use. before that (and with Watchmaker faces) i had horrible battery life that barely lasted a work day. my point is just know what you're getting yourself into, it's a nice looking smartwatch with all the features you'd expect, just manage your expectations regarding battery life and you'll love it. i highly recommend buying a spare charger to keep at work or just carrying one with you when you need it

First off, I love android wear and even android itself. I hopped right into the Android Wear pool with an LG G Watch first and then a few months later again with this watch. The Moto 360 is a stunner of a watch, I have the silver with brown leather band and I love the look. It performs pretty well even though it has a lower powered processor even for a smartwatch, but 75% it performs as expected. The battery life has some issues here and there but if you keep the brightness down a bit and always on mode off, you shouldn't have any problems getting through the day.

Today the new version of the MOTO 360 came out. But this, the first gen, I think is 10 times more beautiful, and for this price, I think it's really a big deal. And now you can connect with your iPhone officially (even this version of moto!). BUY IT! DON'T THINK ABOUT IT JUST BUY IT! and you will find that is the best watch, and smartwatch ever. Applause to Motorola in this one. By the way, I'm Apple fan, but first I'm design fan, and this is excellent!

I bought this watch on impulse thinking it would be really nifty. Come to find out that I use this watch more the I thought I would. The only time I don't use it is when I'm going out in the yard to work. Since I bought this watch I convinced 2 friends to go and buy them as well. I got this watch for $150. I probably wouldn't pay anything over that price because this is not a sand alone device. It has to be connected to a smart phone or tablet to interact with. The battery life on the watch is enough to last all day and maybe part of the next if you are a light user. This isn't a big issue for me but to some people, they would complain. I also haven't had an issue the glass getting scratched. I've hit it on door ways and random things for about a month now and I see no ware or tear.

After using the Moto 360 for about a month I have realized it has made my life a lot easier. When I'm not wearing it, checking notifications becomes more of a hassle than I thought it could be. Also, driving while wearing this watch is great since you can use it for navigation. It simply buzzes whenever a turn is coming up and you can see where you need to turn right on your wrist. I usually do a lot of driving on the weekends so this is a huge plus for me since I don't have to constantly be looking at my phone to figure out where I'm heading. My biggest complaint really is that the battery life isn't where I'd want it to be yet, I tend to end up charging it at least once during the day and again at night. I've heard the battery life gets better with use, but I've only seen minor improvements. The upside of this though, is the included qi charger charges the Moto 360 super fast. My other complaint (and this has nothing to do with the watch itself), is the software. Android wear is still very new and still seems to be struggling to find its footing. There are a few useful apps and faces, but as of now I think the Moto 360 and other Android Wear devices are just neat gadget-y things for people like me who enjoy gadget-y things.