Motorola - Moto 360 Sport Smartwatch 45mm Silicone - Black

...does well what it promises in tracking steps, telling time, showing phone notifications. The battery lasts only a day and a half, which means nightly charging. Clear, bright screen.

My wife and I both have Moto 360 Sport watches. I also own a first generation Moto 360. I love the build quality of the Moto 360 Sport. I feel it does a decent job of tracking my exercise. I am not a heart rate tracking freak like some people may be. I am not necessarily looking for the most accurate heart rate. I am looking for something that is just consistent across multiple workouts and I feel this watch does that.

The good: For me this watch checked all the boxes. Style: I wanted a round watch, so that it did not scream smart watch, which this does well. It is not a elegant or customizable as the other Moto 360 watch, but it looks good enough to wear around in almost all situations. The silicone band is comfortable and perfect for working out. Untethered workouts: I wanted to be able to run, without having to carry my phone with me. This watch has built in GPS to support run tracking. I have used some other running apps, but many either don't yet support onboard GPS for the watch, or are not as smooth to use. I found myself using the built in run tracking app, which does a good job of displaying necessary data while working out. Untethered music: What's the point of running without a phone if you can't listen to music? I use Google Play Music, so I was able to sync the playlists onto my watch and listen using the blue tooth headphones. Android Wear: integrates pretty well with my android phone. Battery life: I usually wear it from morning until bed, and I usually have about 30-40% battery left. I don't mind charging every night, because I have to do it for my phone anyway. Bonus: The hybrid display works phenomenally well. When in direct sunlight I can see everything crystal clear. No more covering and squinting. That is probably one of my favorite features, and I didn't even know I wanted it until I used it. The bad: The major issue I have had with this is that after owning for about 5 months, my watch decided to restart, and go into a boot loop. It would come out of it for a little bit, but eventually it just kept going and would never stop. I had to get a replacement (it was within the one year warranty). When searching online, I only found one other report on the issue, so it may not be very common. The built in activity tracking is just OK, but you can use Google fit or other apps if you prefer. Overall: This is not a hardcore runner's watch, but more of a daily watch that you can also use to track your runs. It would be better if there were more options to analyze the runs after.

Think Motorola hit the nail on the head with this watch. It has the right mix of fitness and smart watch features. It is very comfortable to wear all day and does everything as advertised. Pros: good battery life, easy charging, GPS, HRM, comes with good apps and watch faces to get started, comfortable to wear all day. Cons: no speaker, silicone strap attracts dust.

I previously had samsung gear 2 which ran android 1.3. Moto 360 sport works well and is super comfortable. Negatives - battery dies before end of the day, you have to be relatively close to your phone for it to stay connected and the strap is not user replaceable.

I purchased this watch For both its smartwatch functionality and the ability to take it to the gym for workouts. It does everything I need in a smartwatch with the exception of being able to take calls on it; but that is a feature that Google has only recently added to smartwatches that have speakers (which this one does not) Aside from that I find it to be accurate and the GPS is accurate and quickly locks on the few times I have taken it for a run outside the gym. I haven't loaded music onto it, so I can't speak to that, but other than that I only have two negatives to say about it. First, I would like a larger battery. It does last me a full day but, if I didn't have to charge it every day I would be happier. And second, It is not waterproof. It has the same water resistance as the non sport model, which I think is a mistake. I believe that a sports watch should be waterproof. That being said. I am happy with my purchase. And I find it a more complete solution than most of the other options out there. And I would purchase again.

This watch had nearly everything needed for a successful smart watch. Compatibility and interoperability was great. GPS signal was above average fire other watches in it's class. Ability to connect Bluetooth headphones to the watch and leave your phone behind was awesome. The only drawbacks were battery life (less than 12-16 hours of life if used heavily, like hiking for several hours or running multiple times per day) and it's not waterproof (it's ok for a quick rain, but not for downpours, showers, or swimming). If you will always be near an outlet overnight and don't plan to be in the rain for an extended period of time, this watch will be fine.

I want to find an Android wear smart watch that can also do fitness. I mostly walk and jog. I'm not a gym goer. I prefer the walk and jog outdoor. This is perfect. I can leave my phone behind and the GPS works perfectly and I can also listen to music files stored on the watch through my Bluetooth headphone. I really don't like Google music app for the music function. It is too much hassle. The watch have to be almost 100% full charge to even start transfering files. I use the Wear Media - Music Gallery App. Its so much easier to use, but its a paid apps if you don't want ads. No ads on the watch though. The only CONS I can think of is the silicone band. I'm fine with non-interchangeable band, but it always look dusty. Its a dust magnet. I usually rinse off the band before sleep. Battery is fine for me. I usually take off from the charger at around 9AM and I put it back to charge at around 2AM. I usually use the GPS for about 1hr daily. It usually has about 20% battery left, so its fine for me.