Does it have MP3 player built in? null

If you go to your Google Play store settings on your handset> go to Download to Android Wear and check this setting. This will allow you to play music on your Moto 360.

If by built in MP3 player you mean will it play through the watch, no. The Moto 360 does not have a speaker in it, therefore will not play through the watch. Just like phone calls will not be able to go through the watch. However, if you have a bluetooth connected to the phone, you can control the music with the watch and even store music on the watch without having the phone near you. It has a built in 4gb of storage to where if you have a bluetooth connected to the watch it will play through the bluetooth speaker or headphones that is connected to the watch.

No, but if you have Google Play music on your phone, then downloaded music will be synced to watch. It's also possible to have music players using 3rd party apps.

Yes, it has a built in mp3 player.

No, it is fully dependant on your phone if you want it to do anything other than tell time. But it does act as a remote for the music on your phone. It also works well with Spotify. Its best use as a remote is when the phone is connected via Bluetooth to a speaker.

If you have a subscription to Google Music, you can choose what music to play from your watch. Otherwise you will first have to start your music application on you phone first, then you can skip, pause, play, or control the volume from your watch.

It can control the MP3 files that are stored on your connected android device.

No it doesn't have a built in microphone to play music.

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If you go to your Google Play store settings on your handset> go to Download to Android Wear and check this setting. This will allow you to play music on your Moto 360.
Answered by Motorola Customer Care 10 years ago
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If by built in MP3 player you mean will it play through the watch, no. The Moto 360 does not have a speaker in it, therefore will not play through the watch. Just like phone calls will not be able to go through the watch. However, if you have a bluetooth connected to the phone, you can control the music with the watch and even store music on the watch without having the phone near you. It has a built in 4gb of storage to where if you have a bluetooth connected to the watch it will play through the bluetooth speaker or headphones that is connected to the watch.
Answered by Jake 10 years ago
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no
Answered by Pyro 10 years ago
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No, but if you have Google Play music on your phone, then downloaded music will be synced to watch. It's also possible to have music players using 3rd party apps.
Answered by mikex 10 years ago
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Yes, it has a built in mp3 player.
Answered by SamC 10 years ago
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Nope
Answered by Venome 10 years ago
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Yes it does
Answered by mdm55042 10 years ago
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No, it is fully dependant on your phone if you want it to do anything other than tell time. But it does act as a remote for the music on your phone. It also works well with Spotify. Its best use as a remote is when the phone is connected via Bluetooth to a speaker.
Answered by Obeyliam 10 years ago
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If you have a subscription to Google Music, you can choose what music to play from your watch. Otherwise you will first have to start your music application on you phone first, then you can skip, pause, play, or control the volume from your watch.
Answered by Angela 10 years ago
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It can control the MP3 files that are stored on your connected android device.
Answered by Scott 10 years ago
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