Customer Ratings & Reviews

Feels great compared to the one I had on it before.

Good watch but stoped charging and work lung less then 6 months

I’ll start this review by saying I was really comparing the Asus ZenWatch, the Moto 360 2nd generation and the Samsung Gear S2. This is going to be a long story so I’ve broken it up into 3 different reviews in 3 different places (ZenWatch, Moto 360 and Gear S2.) Although Best Buy didn’t have the style in the store I wanted, I started with a basic black and figured I’d exchange it for the silver with brown band if I ended up liking the watch. The pros of the Moto 360 are that it looks like a regular watch and has interchangeable bands. I personally don’t want a super duper fitness sports device for every day wear. I wear nice clothes to work; I want something stylish that coordinates with my outfit for the day. First I will share a tip for anyone getting any type of smart device, PAIR THE DEVICE TO THE ANDROIC WEAR OPERATING SYSTEM, NOT THE PHONE’S INTERNAL BLUETOOTH. The first watch I had wouldn’t pair. I don’t know if that really was a glitch in the watch or user error (even the agent at Geek Squad couldn’t get it to pair.) Bummer not to be able to try out my new gadget when I first got it. But of course Best Buy was really accommodating and swapped out the watch. I figure out to pair it with Android Wear and not my phone and spent a day with the Moto 360 2nd gen. I really, really wanted to love this watch but the whole day, I couldn’t wait to get the Gear S2 back on my wrist. Android Wear is not as intuitively easy to use and harder to navigate than Tizen. Theoretically Android Wear is amazing. Tizen has only been around for a (comparatively) short time. Will it be discontinued in a short time for lack of interest? We’ve all be burned by discontinued items. There are far fewer Tizen apps. Android Wear has been around for a while so there are lots and lots of apps besides alternate watch faces. Think of comparing the number of Apple apps to the number of Microsoft apps. Android Wear is intertwined with Google. Here are some examples: The Moto 360 has a heart rate monitor and fitness tracker. One downside of many fitness trackers is that their data gathering programs are not available to be viewed on line (S Health, Jawbone UP,) so Android Wear being paired with Google Fit is a big plus. It is great that then entire contact list is available visible to either call or send a text. But in actual use, there are several frustrations with Android Wear. It was frustrating to have to either give a voice command or scroll through the WHOLE contact list to find the name I wanted. Part of the beauty of a smartwatch is being able to do things discretely in places where you can’t pull out your phone. If I’m being discrete, I don’t want to voice search for a contact then speak my text. When responding to a text or rejecting a call, several prepared options were available but it wasn’t easy for me to figure out how to edit those to create a response that I would send. Another operational frustration was being able to pull up a general calendar to glance it. (Sometimes I need to know if the 27th is a Monday or Tuesday.) With Android Wear I couldn’t access a (general) calendar. If I didn’t have any items on the agenda for that day, I couldn’t see my upcoming items or just a general calendar. The voice recognition of the Moto 360 was fair at best (the Gear S2 is much, much better.) So theoretically Android Wear makes more sense but in practical application, ease of maneuvering through activities, intuitively figuring out how to do things, responsiveness, accuracy of the voice recognition, the Gear S2 and the Tizen OS wins for me hands down.

Extremely cheep feeling. No way at all worth $400.

Good watch Motorola - Moto 360 2nd Generation Men's Smartwatch 42mm

I like it this watch is perfect for all my needs and my concerns

The watch was great until the last update killed it. Had to completely replace it. Sad to see it go.

Doesn’t match well with Apple iPhone. It’s built more for Android phones.

I had it for 3 days. It stopped working on the second.

I received this smary watch as a Christmas gift and have loved it since the day I put it on. I was shopping for a smart watch for almost a year and this watch surpassed my expectations. The fitness tracker is better than the fitbit I used so not sure why most folks rate this factor low. The watchface options are limitless. Battery life is great. I do wish you could turn off the burn in feature to use the glow in the dark watchface options.

I have been using Moto 360 2nd Gen for about a day now, and right off I like the Moto 360 customizable display of a clock face and it feel more like a watch than a band vs the Fitbit Charge. Love the notification right on Moto 360, don't need to look at your phone. Fitbit can only show who is calling, while the Moto does so much more including sending text message's right from watch by voice. Moto tracks heart rate, not sure how accurately and both do steps 5,301 on Moto & 6,437 on Fitbit you decide which is correct. Battery life on moto 360 5am to 7:30pm and 44% left vs Fitbit Charge last 5 to 7 days. Over all the Moto 360 Wins!

good looking watch and lots of apps to support it, but I was disappointed at Bluetooth connection to my ear piece; it kept cutting in and out. No stand alone GPS, when running you have to take the phone with you, it's the reason why I bought the watch in the first place to ditch the watch while I go out to run. Have to trade it in for sport version

Moto 360 is the best Android Wear watch in terms of variety of style and sizes. The 42 mm mens watch was the best fit for my small wrist.

I love this smart watch! It looks more like a classic watch than most other smart watches on the market. I love that I can dismiss a notification without grabbing my phone, wherever it may be.

For what you get and can do this watch is highly overpriced. Returned mine to best buy before the 14 day return period was up. Aside from being overpriced this watch is stylish, not heavy and overall a good product. Just needs to be $100 cheaper to be worth it. Only practical if you need a remote control for your phone while it's in your pocket.

Easy sync to my phone and overall feels and looks great. I love the leather band it comes with.

It's bad news! 300bucks to get notifications on the wrist.! And doesn't even have good fitness features. Screen res is okay and lags a lot. Apps take a long time to load. And walk to other room without phone and the watch is pretty much useless other than showing the time. And the belt doesn't even feel like leather. Actually it feels like cheap plastic and you will start noticing the bend marks on the best the first day. If you really looking to buy a good smart watch I would suggest Samsung gear s2!! It's 10 times better than this junk.

Great watch with great features. Note that the band is 20mm, not 22mm like the description says, for the 42mm watch face.

It is a great smart watch, that actually looks like a normal watch. I love it. The charge time is short and the battery life is long. I charge it everyday with my phone. The features are great with Android. I would rate this as better than the Apple watch for iPhones. (Note: I am biased towards Android).

The watch looks great and it has many great features. It is the best smart watch you can buy.