Customer Ratings & Reviews

this item was great I loved it I would buy another one as soon as I get the money I will also pass this along to my friends so they too can join in on the fun and enjoy this watch. The only problem I had with this watch was the battery life but that problem will soon corrected by Microsoft

but id rather get the samsung watch this one is ok at best

I have to say I really love my Moto 360 watch. After the initial setup and updates the battery life is good for at least 24 hours. I use it to text a few times a day, it sends my mail to the watch and other useful things. I don't have to continuously look at my phone. Also my co-workers always ask about the watch.

I love it! The battery could be better but it constantly gets me through a full day. Just not as good in the battery life department as the LG g watch. But the moto 360 is better in every other way.

I have had this for a little over a month now. It works great for what I use it for. I like the fact I can briefly check any email that comes in and also being able to know who is calling me without taking my phone from my pocket. I can't wait for the Android wear 5.0.1 update

I've been obsessed with wearables and trying to find the perfect one. I've used the Pebble, Gear Live, I have a couple of Fitbits and my Moto 360. I love this thing. It's no the perfect "Smart Watch" but it's a great starting point. It by far exceeds the typical wearable. Here are my lists of Pros and Cons. Pros: With the exception of LG G Watch R, the look of the watch is totally different from all other Smart Watches. It provides the look of a high end watch that will catch the eyes of a lot of people. It is much lighter than it looks. There have been complaints of it being bulky, but I have average size hands and I think it's perfect. But some high end watches have larger faces and that is an ongoing trend. The leather straps are very durable and soft to the touch. I do not wear this watch while doing any strenuous workouts but if there is sweat, there is no irritation from the watch or straps. The functionality of this watch is solely set on Andoird Wear. So far I have not had that many issues that would cause me to regret my purchase. It does what it's suppose to do. I get all my notifications on my watch. Txt messages, emails, meeting requests/ calendar notifications, stock updates, traffic, and the list goes on and on. You have the option to "mute" notifications if you choose. Of course these notifications come via your phone, so your phone would have to be within bluetooth range in order to use the additional features. The speech to txt and email is great. With the flick of the wrist and the phrase "OK Google" you can give it commands. I've txt message my wife plenty of times using the watch while driving. This is great if you are in a state that does not allow you to use your phone while driving. Also you are able to view the emails and txt messages from your watch. The only thing with the voice to txt/email is that you have to be specific if you have multiple numbers for a contact or if you have multiple contacts with the same name. There is a cool feature on here that uses your phone's navigation. It's also voice activated. The address does need to be part of a contact. But the turn by turn direction is a cool feature but not a deal breaker. The HR monitor and step counter is also a good feature if you use this as your primary fitness tracker. This function is a pro and con at the same time. By no means is this a fault of the Moto 360, but more on the side of Android Wear. There aren't any applications that allow the sync of this data to use it as part of a fitness tracking program. The application that Google uses is limited because it doesn't calculate caloric burn when factoring steps and heart rate. But once they get partnered up or develop something where you can better use the data, it'll be a great feature. But it's always good to see what your HR is if you are working out to see if you're in the correct zone. This feature is also voice activated by flicking your wrist and saying the phrase "OK Google". A great thing about this device is that you can always change the face depending on your mood. There are apps out there that allow you to create your own face as well. With the recent update, there are some really good faces to use. I'm currently using Pascual, which was the winner of the contest to develop the best watch face. If you want something more, you can download an app called Facer, which allows you to download more faces and create your own. I have a few and if I feel techie, I can use one of the cool digital faces. If I feel fancy I'll put on the Cartier or Rolex face (not actually released from Cartier or Rolex). There have been so many conflicting complaints about the battery, but I have not had any issues. When I first got the watch I was playing with it all day and of course that burned the battery. After I was done figuring out the features, I can get through the day with 61% battery life. This is still with good usage. I get emails and txts all day long and I check them from my watch instead of pulling out my phone. When I get home, I just turn it off and then turn it back on in the morning. I can get through the next day and just charge it when I get home at night. Now for backup I have a charge in my office. I use the PowerBot charger which is very convenient. That is the other good thing with the device, you can use an generic wireless charger. I picked mine up from Amazon for less than $8. Cons: Now for the not so good. It's not an HD screen. It would've been so much better if the resolution of the screen was higher. I would like to see more details on the screen. I do get the occasional disconnect from the watch and phone when they are right next to each other. It's not a big deal but more of an annoyance. I do have an app that notifies me if there is a disconnect from the phone and watch which helps prevent me from leaving my phone somewhere. But that doesn't always happen immediately. It could be an app issue or phone issue. The bottom of the screen is cut off for a sensor. Not a deal breaker but can be annoying if you are using a white face for the watch. It doesn't bother me at all. But I can see why someone would get annoyed. Unless you have the watch set to ambient, you will have to either flick your wrist to see the time or touch the screen. This is again not a deal breaker but there has been times of lag when flicking. There should be a snapdragon processor in here. For the price of the device, they should've use a faster processor to maximize the awesomeness of this. But you don't really notice the lag if you don't have much to compare it to. But also this would help with the power consumption. Overall I think this is a great Smart Watch. I wear it daily and would look froward to the next gen release. Also this watch can pair with most Android based phone. It's worth the money if you have it to spare. If at worst this is a nice looking time piece to have on your wrist that will turn heads.

Overall, I really enjoy my Moto 360. Sleek, nice battery and overall great design (features, look, apps, google now/assist). I do look forward to more updates and apps through android wear/Google, as well I look forward to being able to buy other bands in stores; such as Target, Best Buy, etc.

So handy... And it keeps me here with friends and family instead of being totally absorbed in some meaningless internet article... Pedometer isn't the greatest but it's more accurate than having my phone on me... One caveat is the hrm... But what's the alternative without a dedicated device...

Loved the watch and it worked great until I took it off to work on a bus, forgot it, and ran it over. Had accidental insurance that only paid me little more than half credit and since the 1st generation was discounted I coukdnt replace it. Bought a Huawei and love it.

Highly recommended. I own the Samsung Gear fit and haven't worn it since buying my Moto360

I love this watch because its compatible with any Android device that I may own. It doesn't allow any phone calls via the watch however you can answer if you have a bluetooth device connected. I get many compliments on this watch as it is a good looking watch.

I love this watch. I am a huge tech enthusiast and am glad i waited to get the Moto 360 instead of settling for a samsung gear live or lg g watch...the round face is the best thing.

I use this watch to control music, navigate, and hands-free text. It has pretty incredible voice recognition, even in loud places. Currently a small bug with the music player I use, but overall, I'm thrilled with the device.

Love this. Received it for my birthday and today it was updated to Lollipop with great new faces available on Google Play. Get compliments all the time and stopped by people asking me what it is. Cannot live without it now and leave my phone in my pocket more and more....buy it.

Bought this for my son in black and he loves it. Subsequently, I had received notice from BB that a shipment had come in and I bought another in grey. I intend sir santa to Leave that one for my other son. It is big on the wrist, but very becoming for high- tech teenagers!

I love this watch. Really wanted it all year, and had to work really hard to find it. It works well and is gorgeous. I don't dig the flat tire non-circular face on it, and it'd be nice to have a metal band, but it still is great. Worth buying if you're an android lover!

This watch is excellent for all to use. It is easy to read and works great. I highly recommend it to everyone.

If you're looking for a nice looking android smart watch then this is the watch to get, but be warned there's a price you pay for being an early adopter. The build quality seems pretty cheap. The bottom of the watch is made out of some type of plastic so be careful when adjusting the strap. If you adjust the strap too tight and cause some type of tension it could cause the bottom plastic piece to crack where the straps make contact. I had to return mine for another through Motorola and noticed everyone else out there with the same issue.

I wear a watch on a daily basis and this watch hands down is the best looking smartwatch out there. If you could have the option of having a conversation on the watch without pulling your phone out of your pocket it would be perfect.

Since Aurea times it's second Motorola's attempt to comup with round design. And this time device looks really perfect! Leather strap could be a problem after months of use but it's can be replaced with nice original metal one or cheaper from Pebble Beach.