Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Moto 360 is well worth every dollar spent. It is a great way for me to stay connected to my phone and my life. I do not always have the time or ability to pull my phone out, but the 360 solves this problem. It has helped stay in the loop and connect ranging from texts to t.v. shows. The black finish does wear away, so I recommend the stainless steel.

Love the round face. Battery life better than expected

If you are an android user and are looking at trying the smartwatch thing than this is the only one to consider. It is the most stylish and well designed smartwatch currently on the market. There were earlier concerns with battery life but with recent updates those concerns have been put to rest. The only thing to mention is that the picture shows a gray almost rugged style leather or suede looking band. The band on the later models, while 100% leather, is almost purple looking and kind of shiny instead of rough. That is about the only grip I have. The device is easy to use and very functional, NOT just a toy or gimmick. You will find yourself missing the device if you wear another "regular" watch or just decide to go without for even a day.

The Moto360 is a nice smart watch to have, it really keeps my hands free when I'm busy doing things or I have my focus on other tasks and I can't reach for my phone. I can just read text from my phone on my Moto360 and then reply from there. I was surprised the watch picked up my voice very well, I can use an inside voice at about a foot away and the smart watch can pick up my voice. At first I thought I would have to be shouting at my wrist like a fool to get anything. Battery life is okay-ish... Frequent usage of the watch will drain it in one day or less depending on how often and what you're using it for, but if you leave it on in standby you can get around two days of battery life. The only downside to this watch is that I sometimes get an error when trying to read my blood pressure and then I have to readjust my watch, there isn't a camera, there's no sound, and if your watch happens to drain out of battery life when you're out doing things you can't do anything about it unless you happen to be carrying around the unique charger for the Moto360.

I purchased the Moto 360 just over a month ago, and I at least didn't feel compelled to return it within the return window - there have been other products where I did; it simply wasn't useful enough to me. That being said, I think the Moto 360 is a bit of a mixed bag when it comes to current functionality. Let me start off with the good parts. The watch itself is definitely a looker, and is well-constructed. While I did somehow manage to get a scratch on it in the first week, I haven't managed any since. I'll consider it a one-off fluke. The band, while not of the highest quality, is comfortable and holds up pretty well with my day-to-day antics. The battery life is pretty good (I'm generally at around 60% remaining after 12+ hours off the charger), and performance is suitably snappy. Now to the not-so-great: The screen isn't of the highest resolution, and it is easy to pick out pixels, especially when we're getting used to very high resolution phone displays. Moreover, the thing that makes me feel most ambivalent about this watch (and is not so much a knock on the watch as it is on Android Wear, the core OS) is the lack of functionality. Sure, being able to respond to text via voice on your watch makes you feel like James Bond initially, but the novelty eventually wears off. It's great for tracking your Google Now notifications, but those aren't always the most useful or productive. Some Android Apps have been customized to have additional Wear functionality, while others simply pull the notification from your phone. It's all convenient in practice, if not a little underwhelming. Having more Wear-optimized apps will be a great start. Even better would be adding a method of typing (I'm thinking Minuum would work here) or using set quick responses from the watch to respond to texts. There is a lot of promise in the Moto 360 and Android Wear, it just has yet to be tapped. While the experience isn't abysmal enough for me to try and ditch the watch, it's not necessarily compelling enough for me to give an outright recommendation. I would say if you want to be on the cutting edge with a cool gadget with tons of potential, give it a shot. Otherwise, you might be better suited waiting for a newer model with a better screen and more functionality, as I'm sure will eventually happen.

I HAVE OWNED THIS WATCH FOR A FEW MONTHS NOW AND ABSOLUTELY DIG IT! IT'S TRENDY, COOL, AND MODERN. I LIKE THAT I CAN VIEW WHO'S CALLING, VIEW MSGS, NAVIGATE AND CHANGE MY MUSIC SELECTION FROM MY WRIST. NO MORE HAVING TO PULL MY PHONE OUT OF MY POCKET. THAT IS COOL. AND NOW I NEVER FORGET MY PHONE WHEN LEAVING HOME. BECAUSE THE PEAR APP REMINDS ME. WHATS'S REALL COOL IS THAT I CAN EVEN SEND TEXTS USING VOICE COMMANDS WHICH IS NICE WHILE DRIVING. IT'S TOTALLY AWESOME MOTO 360. i LIKE IT EVEN BETTER THAN MY FRIENDS iWATCH. THINKING OF IS TO UPGRADING TO A METAL BAND AND I'M ALL SET. I HOPE THAT ANY FUTURE UPGRADES TO THE SOFTWARE CONTINUE TO IMPROVE THIS ALREADY AWESOME SMART WATCH..

I purchased Moto 360 due to its amazing design and I knew I wanted it. You need to connect it with Android smartphone as Bluetooth to install all its apps. I would like much better functionality in coming versions.

I gave this to my father for christmas. He loves it. It's a very cool little machine. The only drawback is that it can only connect to one device at a time. The technology hasn't come far enough for that yet, so I don't hold out against the watch.

Love my watch. Especially reading and responding to text while walking. Some poor devil almost ran into me because his head was down while walking. I thought to myself "He needs a watch!" I walk farther now y to reach my step goal and calorie burn for the day. Love saying "Ok Google play 2 Door Cinema Club" and a Google Play Radio station starts matching my mood. (I use an inexpensive pair of Mini503 Bluetooth heaphones) Lags a while when loading Google maps at first but once it finds the route it's fine. Contact photos when recieving a text is a bit fuzzy but gets the job done. Had to update it twice right out of the box to work well. Large display for easy readability. Many have callled it feminine but I'm a woman so perfect. Everyone adores the circle face though. Looks super cool and futuristic.

sorry to say, I'm a gadget guy and own way way too many high dollar watches that sit in my jewelry box. this is the watch that i wear. people stop me on the street to ask if that is the new I watch. i laugh and say this is way better than the I watch.

It was an early Father's Day gift for my dad and it was well spent on. I'm a Samsung fan so I sport the Samsung Gear 2 to go along with my many other Samsung devices but I needed something that wasn't soo overbearing for my dad who isn't very tech savy. My dad is a man that likes to have things match his clothings and to my dismay he has just about everything that cna match. An associate suggested the Moto 360 since it doesn't hae a speaker and answers calls but can notify who's calling. Plus, it's very fashionable with it's round face and changeable bands. Perfect for my dad and perfect timing since Google was having a quick sale on their Moto too. My dad enjoys it and wears it every day. I'm still learning how to use it just so I can find interesting features but I feel like my dad already knows about the Moto more than I do.

Great smartwatch. Design is incredible to look at I don't go a single da without a compliment and only 1 out 20 people realize that it is a smartwatch. The battery life is more than enough, I get through a 15 hour day with usually at least 40-50% battery left. I have heavy use almost every day. Android wear has no place to go but up and this hardware is the best of the bunch by far. The older custom TI Omap processor works very well and there is no need currently for anything more powerful. If you are going to get a smartwatch, be smart and get the Moto 360!

This is my best android smart watch. It has many face design, usuful apps however, battery life is short. I have leather band but, when it get wet the color would change and black mark on the wrist. Better to have metal band.

My husband was talking about this watch nonstop, so I bought it for him for Christmas. It was the hit gift! He LOVES it! It does everything it says it does and holds a charge for 2 full days. I would recommend this for anyone who is tech savvy.

I bought this when it first came out and it was hard to find. It's clean comes with a nice grey leather band, I swapped it out for a metal pebble watch which now everybody is doing. Everywhere I go I get a compliment on the watch and with the facer app I can swap the face all the time. It's really a notification center, you can play music and get Google map directions from the directly on the watch and reply to texts. I've had the galaxy gear and the gear 2 watch the biggest difference is you can't talk on the watch witch I miss. Great and classy watch!

The watch has good battery life, and the configuration and watch faces are endless, I highly recommend the watch. My only problem would be the small area for the sensors on the screen, but apart from that it is an excellent piece of hardware!

Battery life is good with the latest update. I like the wireless charging setup and "alarm" clock look when charging. Sometimes when saying a phrase it will correctly open the app or function other times it will search the internet. For example saying "show my steps" will usually open the fitness app and show how many steps you have taken but sometimes it get's into a state where all it will do is search the web. Both the heart rate monitor and pedometer are better than the Samsung smart watch but still only about 60% accurate. I'm hoping Android Wear 2.0 turns the tide and makes this a really useful product. Right now it's a fun toy. This is not for a novice or somebody who wants support from Motorola. They don't support this product online through chat or email and when you call them about an issue they told me they didn't have any info on the product and would have to "look up" the information and couldn't help me troubleshoot a problem and would call me back.

First of all the battery isn't as bad as everyone seems to think. Since the last update the battery lasts me all day with ambient turned on. The round design is more comfortable. I have the Moto and the LG G watch and I like the Moto better. Seems more refined. Also, as far as the Gwatch R goes with it's perfect circle design and the 360's "flat tire" at the bottom... The LG's screen is smaller than the Moto's and has a bigger bezel around it. If you placed a big bezel around the Moto's screen it would look like a perfect circle too. Just saying.

This is a good smartest to purchase; it takes a little getting use to, but once you get use to the functionality it works great. There are many watch faces you can change to personalize your watch and match your outfit.

For starters i am a computer engineer and i enjoy everything related to new tech. i had the moto 360 for a week. From what i read the battery apparently is supposed to get better after a few charge cycles, well mine did not instead it got worse with every charge. I did not receive many notifications on the device, the battery after 12 hours of use was sitting at 2% or already dead. My screen was also defective 16 dead pixels. The heart rate monitor never got a reading but that really depends on how skinny your wrist is as the sensor most likely wont lay flat. The watch was gorgeous though, the faces looked nice as well. I really wanted to enjoy this but i am 99% sure mine was defective from the get go with the battery and the screen. The cpu inside is 4 years old (identical to the cpu in the moto droid 2) and my experience noticed lagged in doing anything. To me $250 is a steep price for a smartwatch when you can spend that on a nice seiko,citizen or any of the decent watches out there and not worry about it being dead or the screen being off. I was hype for this but this has put me off smartwatches completely. Truth be told until there is a proper low power arm cpu made specifically for smartwatches battery life will always be terrible they are shoehorning full blown smartphone/tablet cpus in these right now which is overkill for what these do. I uploaded a picture showing a small cluster of dead pixels(upper right) the rest were hard to get on camera.