Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Moto360 has actually exceeded my expectations. The screen is very crisp, and the battery easily lasts all day - on average I put it in its sleek wireless dock with about 40% charge remaining. And MY GOODNESS does it look great. It picks up and understands voice commands very well, though it does have its occasionally hickups. There are also times where it randomly gets disconnected from my phone (Samsung Galaxy S4), but its rare. Any gripes I currently have the with 360 I believe could be resolved with a software update.

I love this watch. It works really well with my Samsung Galaxy S5. It is so elegant. The design is awesome. When people see the watch faces they are amazed. I like not having to pull out my phone to look at notifications or to do some tasks.

I've had the Moto 360 for over a month. The watch connects effortlessly to my Nexus 6 (via Android Connect), so I get text, email and traffic alerts via the watch. The vibrator in the watch is strong enough to be easily felt. Voice commands to the watch occasionally misfire, but not often. Battery life of the watch is fairly good. I can probably go up to 48 hours between charges but I do charge nightly. Charging is very fast .. typically an hour or less. Oh .. and the Moto 360 also tells time.

Pros: - Clean Nice Looking Design (probably one of the best) - Can now run Lollipop 5.1 - Comfortable and nice Leather Strap Cons: - Runs a little slower than LG Urbane - Display isn't as clear as LG Urbane

I love this product. I got a deal on it ($150) and can say that I wouldn't spend much more than $180 on ANY wearable. The technology is not where it needs to be, and spending more than $180 would disappoint many people. My rationale was that if I only told time on it, I still got a good deal. That said, battery life is OK, speed/performance is solid with the 5.1 OTA upgrade, and style/form factor is still tops. If you want better everything, pay more for a newer differently branded product. Beware, that functionality will be the same, no matter the model, and I am convinced that if i had paid much more for this type of technology, I'd be wanting a lot more.

I bought this smartwatch about 3 months ago and haven't once thought about doing anything other than wearing it 5-6 days a week. Once the Android Wear update was available for this, I'm able to get 2 and sometimes 3 days of use out of the watch before charging. Wireless charging with this watch is seamless and I've never once had an issue with it. Charge from 0 to 100% takes about an hour and a half or so. The ability to change watch faces on a whim is a great plus for this watch and really adds to the customization of it. With the option to change faces, Motorola watch bands and other 3rd party bands, the sky is the limit with this device.

This watch looks absolutely gorgeous! The feel on the wrist is just so comfortable as well. It wraps around the wrist perfectly well. I got the Gray one and I'm glad I did. I initially thought the black one would look better but after putting both watches (black & gray) on my wrist, I decided to go for the gray one. It looks more professional and classy. I literally just got it so I am yet to test all the functionality and the battery life. I'll update my review in a few days once I play around with it more.

To begin this watch is the same as any other android wear device in terms of software. What sets it apart is hardware design, truly its a beautiful timepiece very minimalist. For those that are worried about the "flat tire" trust me after 2 days you want notice it at all. Yes a complete circle would have been nice but to Motorolas credit they included a light sensor that allows for auto brightness. This is a big deal sense android wear is based on the philosophy of glanceable information. The last thing you would want to be doing is adjusting screen brightness every time the lighting conditions change either to make the screen viewable or to conserve battery life. While on the subject of battery life many tech reviews early on complained about battery life, this is now a moot subject. About two weeks after launch an update rolled out and fixed the issue. As I write this review my watch has been off its charging dock for 17 hours and is at 49% with moderate to light use. Android wear in general literally gets better by the day. Google has got a nice os adaptation on it hands. Oh and it fits any 22mm watch band. If you're on the fence get off of it and buy this watch.

So I bought this knowing its clearly in development so I know its not going to be all singing, all dancing and have all the bells and whistles I would love to have, or expected I would have in 2014 when I was a kid... but then if that was the case, we would have hoverboards and flying cars!! But I have to admit, the more I use it, the more i see it has great potential and I hope others will buy into it so that Google further develop Android Wear and the likes of Motorola make more improved watches like this. Notification system works well, there is limited apps right now and the remote control of apps on the phone is expanding or I am finding them as I go... So far I have used it to answer calls, control the play of spotify and chromecast, although there is no volume control on these at this time. Down side is the integrated heart rate monitor doesn't appear to be very accurate... that may be an algorithm needing tweaking, or a limitation of the technology used. So the battery lasts a day, since this is essentially an extension to my phone with a similar battery life, I'm good with that. It doesn't have a camera, but then has anyone took a good picture with the one on the Samsung gear watch? I'm guessing not. All in all, I am happy with my purchase and look forward to the updates that make it even better

Coming from a pebble, I really wanted a more premium watch. This comes as close as possible. I get my notifications, can reply using voice, and with the new updates, it can last up to 48hrs w/ Ambient off. Things to worry about or improve: possible back of watch case breaking due to watch band pressure, more apps. A new version with a true round display would be nice.

The Moto 360 smart watch is a very useful communications tool that I use every day. I wasn't sure how much I would benefit from a smart watch, but after owning it for over a month, I have no regrets and actually find the watch a very useful tool. It really comes in handy while I'm at work, because I don't have to pull my phone out of my pocket 100 times per day to check notifications. Where I work, we aren't allowed to be on our phones, so being able to glance at incoming emails, SMS texts, Facebook, Twitter and Google+ posts, just to mention a few, is invaluable to me. I picked the Moto 360 over other Android Wear devices because of the build quality. This thing is built like a tank! The only thing I wasn't overly impressed with was the Horween leather band (Stone leather) that came attached to it. After wearing it for a week at work (I have a pretty dirty job) the leather band was stained, discolored and overall trashed. I purchased a Pebble Steel stainless band and put that on instead, which makes it easier to take on and off, easier to get wet while washing hands and it looks 100X better as well. I'll probably look into getting official Moto metal bands when they finally get around to selling them as a seperate accessory. I can 100% recommend this watch. If you're on the fence about getting one, do it. You won't regret it, trust me.

I've researched them all, and the Moto360 is the best available. I added a stainless bracelet on it and looks better than the $500 plus Apple watch. Battery life lasts over 12 hours with good usage throughout the day, And the wireless charger which is supplied charges it during the night for the next AM. The flat tire on the bottom of the screen is not noticeable as I chose a wallpaper that blends in the area in question, so it is not seen at all. Tons of apps are available, more than any competitor. If you can get it at a good price, go for it...

At first I was wondering "What's really the point of smart watches? I already have my phone on me." After using this watch for about 3 weeks now, I can see why it's a trending technology. I go to school, drive, walk in shady places. One thing I was also taught was to never have my phone out in all those places for obvious reasons. With a watch strapped onto my wrist and a much lower value compared to a phone, I can confidently have access to my phone to a certain degree without actually having it out. One thing that bothered me with my Fossil watch is that it's always the same. With this, I can customize it to make the watch face anything I want which gives it the Android feel. It's super light compared to my Fossil watch which is an added bonus as I hate having a watch on my wrist for too long. This doesn't bother me at all.

The battery on average for me lasts at least 36 hours and is docked most nights. And will charge very quickly if you don't plan to leave it every night. Overall there is great support between Motorola and Google in terms of apps and watch faces. Mine is paired with the Moto X and works flawlessly. Display is crisp with battery saving ambient mode. Built in microphone and was surprised it had a god portion of local storage space. Very comfortable to wear with the standard band.

the moto 360 is wonderfully crafted and looks great with any clothes i decide to wear. it last a fully day easily and then drop it onto the charging cradle and it instantly turns into a nightstand digital clock. get notifications on your wrist instantly from your connected android phone.

The watch is sleek and not overly big. Slender build 5'10" 160lbs. Battery last easily 24hrs with normal to heavy use. Functions of the watch leave something to be desired especially at the price. But as an early adopter of wear, u should know what you're buying before you fully commit.

Pros: Beautiful Round Design, Nice Strap Design, Great Battery Life, Qi Wireless Charging On Board, Waterproof Cons: Android Wear Needs Work, Limited Functionality, Suffers From Laggy Notifications, Difficult To Change Straps

I purchased this on a whim because the price was right and I had a gift card burning a hole in my pocket. As it turned out, I now wear the watch to work, all week long. The battery lasts all day and I charge it every night. The phone has many features - some I use, some not. Heart rate monitor, step counter, news update, text notification, calls, weather... lots of things I thought would be useless, but now I rely on the watch to let me know what is going on and if I should pick up my phone. Wonderful! Set-up is easy. I have a leather band (premium quality) but you need to be careful splashing water on it. I got a 3-pack of screen protectors and have used two since I got the watch. It is definitely a looker, I have received more comments from strangers than for my regular watches. Definitely a great buy. I would do it again!

This is a nice looking watch. Simple, elegant, great build quality. There is nothing about it that makes you feel the watch is cheap or corners were cut. I've experience excellent battery life, about 20 hours of typical use, almost 2 days with light use. I'm pleased with a lot of the android wear notifications and available apps for the watch. Ideally, it would have a speaker and text input, not just voice. While you can handle quick message replies with voice or canned responses, there are occasions to compose a quick customized message where you don't necessarily want to speak the message aloud. The single orientation of the screen is annoying - though this may be fixed in a later update. That's part of the appeal of this device, hardware shortcomings are locked in, but it will see software improvements over time.

I've been looking forward to this watch for a while now, and it has not disappointed. Everything you've read about improved battery life with the last update is TRUE. I now get through 2 days at a time and charge every other day, and it charges incredibly FAST! Don't bother charging over night, just stick it on the dock while you get ready in the morning. Features are great so far and you know it's only going to get better with future updates. Don't wait for the next version, because (like all technology) of course the next version will always be better. By that logic, why ever buy a new TV? The prices always drop or a newer, better product comes out, but where the fun in waiting? I get so many compliments on this watch now. Get that for yourself now, before it's a common item and you are just blending in.