Customer Ratings & Reviews

Looks great. Feels comfortable. Great way to get notifications on my wrist when I don't want to use my phone. I love the color! Android Wear is nice but I'm waiting for it get better so I can do more things. I'm still getting used to voice commands which is best feature to send text messages. Battery life is great! I can go full work day and still have 40% left.

Great device. Looks very nice and functions well. I haven't had any issues with battery life with the ambient mode turned off. Priced a bit high compared to others. Would've liked to have seen a speaker and direct connection for updates and transfers. Syncs and communicates with all of my other devices without losing connection. I don't leave home without it!

Nice looking watch... you can change the face every day if you wish, so it's like having a new watch every day!! I wear cargo pants and keep my phone in the side pocket.. if my phone is on vibrate I would often miss a call or text .. now my watch alerts me so I don't miss either.. the price is very reasonable. Much less than an iWatch. I would recommend this watch...

With my phone buried in my purse I can't tell you how many calls, texts, and emails I didn't respond to in time. The Moto 360 keeps me connected hands free. My calendar is just a glance away and I love the added fitness tracking--something I would have never considered before. It has great battery life, charges in a flash and looks good on my tiny wrist. I love it!

I was torn between the new pebble time and this, ended going for the moto 360 and I couldn't be happier. It looks way nice, and since I only use for occasional looking at the time and notifications. The battery lasts up to two days. Just be weary that when using it for the first time, charge the battery first, since the update will drain most of the battery.

No issues with battery life. Getting full day's use on one charge. Screen is crisp and clear with no issues in bright light. Only con so far is that the HR monitor is not reliable at times. Tried tightening the band and making sure that the watch-back was clean with some moderate improvement. Otherwise does as advertised.

I was able to get it for $150, and for the price, it is awesome. Obviously it isn't the apple watch with a $200 prove difference. The watch is great for notifications and listening to music and being able to use it as a controller for my phone playing music. All around, really great, but it definitely won't replace your phone, it is only an accessory.

I purchased as a gift for myself (christmas/birthday). I've been watching the smart watches and didn't like the looks of others or the early models. This ones round face dial fits better for appeal. There have been a few updates since I got it and now has a theater mode to mute notifications and dim the light. I really like how it shows alot of apps notifications from my phone to include and games I play, text, emails, google navigation. It even allows me to open those applications or respond to text through the watch. The charger is nice since its a direct contect charger, no worrys about bent cables or unsightly input holes. The battery life is descent but might put alittle extra against your phone battery. PROS: Looks great; the arm band, face dial Works excellent Alot of face dial options Charges quickly Repsond to text thru watch Can keep phone in pocket or bag/desk and see quick notifications Has stock features include (heart rate, step counter, takes notes, add remainders Cons: I like the charger but would need a second one to travel with or carry since no input option very small portion of screen is blocked out sometimes because of apps facedial lights up when you tilt to look at time but sometimes lags and I have to touch screen to see. Minor issue.

Before I finally decided to purchase this watch, I did a lot of research on it. Most of the people reviewing this product said the battery only lasts 10-12 hours. That may have been true, but that's probably because they would keep looking at the watch all day. I have days where I would get a lot of notifications, so I would spend a lot of time looking at my watch. On those days, the battery would only last me 12 hours. On days where I don't have a lot of notifications, and I just check the time and Baseball scores occasionally, the battery can last me over 24 hours. So the battery life is much better than I was expecting. I love how many different watch faces there are in the Google Play Store, it's really fun to customize the watch. It was definitely worth upgrading to this from the Pebble.

Hey....no complaints here. I've had it for about a month now I think. I have purchased a couple of extra watch bands for versatility. Battery life is not bad. Functionality is great. Love the many watch faces and ability to create them as well. And it's not all......"HEY......look at my smart watch!!!" Can't get anything but better, so hey.....I'm in-

The initial pricing on these things were little too high for what they are. But the recent drop to 149 was a good price so I jumped on it. I did my research and found out that this is one of the few that has built in WiFi antenna for the price and the only other circular design was the LG Urbane which was 349. The most recent update to 5.1.1 enabled WiFi on these watches where the watch uses WiFi instead of BT if the connection is lost so you don't have to carry around your phone all the time as long as both are connected on same network. The overall design and the performance is nice. People worry about outdated single core processor but I didn't have any issues. I think most of the performance issues were with earlier version of software. Just do the update and all is well. Yes, you do have to charge the battery every night but it won't die on you even during the heavy use. I usually have 35% left when I go to bed and that's around midnight. Takes only an hour to fully charge. This things will only get better but it won't receive a significant update for another year or two so buying something expensive now will just become outdated. You can't go wrong with this in terms of styling and price.

The moto 360 smartwatch is perfect for every day use. With a charge every night it last throughtout the day conveniently notifying you throughout the day, without the need to pull out your phone and in some instances can reply back using voice commands. A con for this device would be its limited functionality.

In my opinion, this is the best choice right now for google watches. The price has come down, the watch looks nice and the google wear interface has come a long way. Best Buy has also come along way. Better prices and better customer service.

Unlike all the other android wear watches that are out, this one is the only one that is round like a classic watch. It looks very nice although a little too big of a watch face for a female wrist. The leather band does look a little flimsy and cheap so I would recommend the metal band instead.

It was between this and the Fitbit HR, I made the better decision. This watch has many features that I don't use, I see no real use to answer a phone call with my watch or send a text. I do like that I can read the texts without pulling my phone out of my pocket. That is pretty convenient. I caught the 360 on sale at the same price as the HR and couldn't pass it up. I read so many reviews about the poor battery life, which I don't agree with. I wear it everyday and during workouts and at the end of the day I still have battery. The only time I had less than 10% was when I was tracking a run with 2 different apps and had my music going after wearing all day. The only thing I would recommend is get the metal wristband. They were out so I had to go with the leather. Its a nice leather, but I found out its not treated. So the first workout and shower I stained it. So now I am looking to buy the metal wristband. If you do opt for the leather, make sure you waterproof it before wearing it.

I love my moto360. I am currently running android wear 5.1, and the battery life and functions are wonderful. I got my watch several months ago, and I can't imagine going back to a normal watch. At this time, however, unless you were able to get a great deal on one, like I was, I would wait for the second gen moto360.

I was unsure of investing in a smart watch, and while I'm sure that the eventual Moto 360 2 will be a bit more streamlined, I love everything I can do with the current model. It looks classy without looking like a calculator watch (a key failing of the majority of other smart watches I've seen), its controls are intuitive, and the Android Wear apps are getting better and better (I wish there were greater integration, but there are apps that provide nice work arounds). I've gone nearly 48 hours on a single charge, too. Definitely a quality watch, though I would recommend against buying a screen protector, as they seem to be smaller than the screen and give it a strange glare and the look of having a second bezel.

The initial pricing on these things were little too high for what they are. But the recent drop to 149 was a good price so I jumped on it. I did my research and found out that this is one of the few that has built in WiFi antenna for the price and the only other circular design was the LG Urbane which was 349. The most recent update to 5.1.1 enabled WiFi on these watches where the watch uses WiFi instead of BT if the connection is lost so you don't have to carry around your phone all the time as long as both are connected on same network. The overall design and the performance is nice. People worry about outdated single core processor but I didn't have any issues. I think most of the performance issues were with earlier version of software. Just do the update and all is well. Yes, you do have to charge the battery every night but it won't die on you even during the heavy use. I usually have 35% left when I go to bed and that's around midnight. Takes only an hourbto fully charge.

The smartwatch is still a very confusing device. No company or person really knows what they want from one yet and Smartphones can already do everything you need in a small package. For me, a smartwatch must look good first, then tack on cool features. The Moto 360 is the best looking smartwatch to date. For males, the size is great. I can wear this around and people think it looks like an everyday watch. I once had a Pebble watch and many people thought it looked "geeky". Android Wear (the software this watch uses) is very young and not polished. There are moments of lag and I sometimes have to try touch commands twice to get a response. The Android Wear also focuses on phone notifications more than what the watch can do on its own. Every notification from your phone will show up on your watch. However, after a notification is swiped away, there is no way to look it up again on the watch. Viewing text conversations can only happen if you just received a text. There is no way to pull up recent messages. This watch has 4gb of storage, but I have yet to find use for this. I am hoping future updates to this device will allow the watch to work better away from the phone it is connected to. Overall, I love this watch for the design and the fact that Android Wear software is ever changing. The battery gets me through a full day all the time. I have owned the watch for a month now and for everyday use it gets the job done.

I knew what I was getting prior to purchase as my son has one. It is cool to be able to change the watch faces, know when I have an e-mail, phone call, calendar alert or if I have walked my goal for the day. Compared to a lot of other smart watches, this was a great buy.