Customer Ratings & Reviews

Moto 360 is a great device mostly because of the hardware, it is a very nice watch almost looks like a piece of jewelry. Android Wear however didn't work that well for me plus the battery life was horrendous to say the least. If you can get past the bad battery life it still is a very Nice piece of wearable technology.

Nice look battery last at least 17 hours no problem wish was 30 hours but its nice

Great so far! Battery is a little on the weak side... Hopefully generation 2 provides better battery performance.

Love the watch, it's more like a watch and works well with my phone, not like other smartwatches that just look like a toy.

I love the round style on the watch. It has lasted me a little over 2 years and still works great.

Its great strength is its smooth design and elegance and the tracking of physical activity. I bought it but I don't use it. To activate it, you go through a process that makes you think the watch is defective (when you first turn it on it gives an error code, which disappears once it pairs with your cell phone). I wish it would also track sleep patterns like the Jawbone UP.

Good design, bad battery and programming. It is a good start, but bugs are not fixed till now. Keep working !

Well its a beautiful device, need a lil work with Google wear operating system to make it more productive!

This watch is great! I would be one for my whole family. I will have to wait until they get a bit cheaper though.

I've tried the pebble, this wins hands down. It's built well and the voice commands increases it's functionality

I had the LG G watch when it came out, which have since given to my wife. The Moto 360 Is amazingly stylish..

bought for a gift.its abit pricy but i got a deal out of open box. hardly it looked like an open box item.

The smart watch has a simple look but great features a normal watch would not be able to offer.

Best looking Android Wear watch on the market. Motorola has righted the ship and it's full steam ahead.

Loved the functionality, key word loved...eventually the band broke off

bought it as a gift for my son and he loves it, very light and elegant,Im very happy with the purchase

It 's a great watch, even though the battery life is not that good, it recharge so quickly.

since the price is there, do expect too much, but it's really good to have such watch at such price.

As a watch, this thing looks beautiful. People seem to notice it fairly regularly and comment how nice it looks. So, it passes the fashion test if you plan on wearing this out to fancy shindigs. I make sure to wear nothing but short sleeves so that the watch really stands out. Also, when I'm talking to people face to face, I like to bring my hand up and pretend to rub my chin as if I'm seriously contemplating what they are saying but I'm just purposefully directing their attention to the watch on my wrist that is in their line of sight. It's made from very nice materials. For $250, you want something that doesn't feel like a toy, which this doesn't. And surprisingly for all the premium materials it's made from, the watch is very light. I've stopped wearing a watch for over 20 years because I couldn't find a manly watch that also didn't feel like I was weight lifting every time I wanted to see what time it was. I'm sure there is something out there, but I didn't want it to become a lifelong pursuit so I never bothered to embark on a holy grail search for one. But the Moto 360 looks very nice on my wrist and my arm doesn't get tired from lifting it every time I check it. Yeah, I'm weak but with this watch, it doesn't matter. Now, let's talk about the "smart" features. It buzzes to let me know when I receive a notification. If it's an unimportant notification, I can easily dismiss it away straight from the watch. I no longer have to struggle with trying to pull out my gigantic phone as it gets caught in my pocket nearly ripping a hole just to find out that there is a daily deal from best buy on microwaves. No sir, I can swipe that one away on my watch now and save wrestling with my phone for more important messages like from my mom reminding me to take my vitamins. And I'm a grown man already, but that's for a different review. I can control my music, Chromecast, and podcasts from my watch. Very sweet. I can make voice texts while I'm driv...um...walking so that I'm not engaging in dangerous and unsafe practices. Basically, it's allowed me to not have to pull my phone out as much during the day so that I can save my phone's battery for far more important business such as checking my Clash of Clans or how far I can launch my goat into the air in Goat Simulator. Battery life, oh man, sounds like I'm venturing into scary territory but ever since that fancy new update from Googorola, my watch far outlasts me. Typical day for me is 16 hours and the watch still has about 20% left. That translates to about another 5-6 hours so while I'm in bed after a long day, my watch can still go out clubbing my itself and be back home before I get up. So, for me, I'm very satisfied with the battery life of the Moto 360. Android wear is really helpful. The watch looks nice. It lasts as long as I need it to. Do I need to say more? I highly recommend this over any smart watch on the market so sell your Pebble, sell you G Watch and your Samsung bricks and choose the Moto 360. It runs circles around all of them. (Pun extremely intended)!

This watch is what Dick Tracy was all about some 60 years ago. I can't believe all that it can do.