Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this watch. It solved all the issues I had with the original. Don't get me wrong, I loved my 1st gen, but don't we all have a few nit pick points. First the band. It's black silicone and it envelops all sides of the watch. Now my issue with this was I'm unable to lay it flat to use other Qi chargers. It does collect lint initially, but that gets better in time. It has good stretch to get it tight for real-time heart rate and won't get stretched like the leather. The display is awesome, in an every day, utilitarian, it's a watch way. It's always on and has that sweet reflective type of display that moto used in thier pagers. It's daylight readable and that is awesome. It's a lot smarter with its backlight. It feels like a lower profile, less snagging on things. I don't use the fitness/GPS so no comment on that. But everything you loved about the original in a tight and durable frame, go for it.

I liked the way it worked but did not like the look. It's rubber sports band did not work for me. Decided to get the Samsung s2 classic which I love.

It does everything I wanted it to be able to do in a smart watch!

Let me start by saying I love this watch. It is great for runners and walkers. It has built in GPS and music player. It's shortcoming is the fact that it cannot recognize other sports such as elliptical. Android 2.0 is stoops to fix that. We have to see. And of course the battery has to be charged nightly which is not a big deal for me.

Was on the fence as to which smartwatch to purchase. Once I learned that this Samsung is compatible with multiple smartphones, I was sold. The fit and finish is outstanding and it is not obvious to the casual observer that you are even wearing a smartwatch, which is a bonus.

I had the Moto 360 v1 before this watch, and it was a fantastic Android Wear watch. The Moto 360 Sport just took what made the 360 good and improved on it. The band is rather comfortable for extended wear, and because of the redesign from the v1, it no longer has cracking issues on the back. Great smartwatch overall!

I bought this watch to replace the original moto 360. The battery lasts longer and the screen is easier to read. Some faces still don't work properly, refusing to give proper weather or improper steps.

I enjoy the Moto 360 watch so far - it fits snug and works pretty decently. It can count various reps (push-ups, squats, etc), almost accurately. I have the original Moto 360, and I like this one better.

I previously had a gen 1 moto 360, when it died I replaced it with the sport in hopes it would be tougher. It seems like the view angle is much less on the sport than my gen 1, you have to look almost straight down on it to see good color, and even then the color does not seem a bright as the gen 1. Also, don't trust the 'water proof to 3 feet spec', I inadvertently fell in the pool with it on, less than 3 feet for about five seconds, it initially survived but then would not boot properly. If you are an active person, I would suggest the warranty.

After doing a bit of research, I decided to try out the Moto 360 Sport. While the software is pretty standard throughout all Android Wear watches, the Moto add-on features are really handy. I wasn't too thrilled with the inability to change bands, but find that the rubber bands work really well. Moto Body is a great app to use on the device, and the built-in GPS gives you very accurate results. In terms of battery life, the watch easily lasts me 1-2 days of use before a recharge, and have yet to experience any lag or crashed apps. I'd say if you're on a budget, and don't mind the lack of customization compared to the standard Moto 360, then this is a great buy!

Pros: lot of connectivity options and it uses Android wear OS. Cons: no speaker, can't answer calls on the watch itself. Once you answer you need to use the phone itself to talk.

Overall very nice watch, short battery life though. It's very light, cool display and easily read in bright sunlight. Another negative is it's a dust magnet. Aside from that, it's a nice smart watch. Maybe next gen will be better.

I purchased the moto 360 sport with high hopes of all of this functionality and features promoted my Google and Motorola, but when I used it it was very buggy, my screen had a dead pixel, and you cannot replace the band by yourself.

Had to constantly re pair it thru the Android Wear app on my iPhone 7. But other than that when it was working it was a decent watch. But if you use an iPhone I'd recommend paying a little more, and getting an Apple Watch.

I got this watch because I was wanting a fitness watch. I wanted something with GPS built into the watch but I did not want to spend 300 dollars on a Garmin. I have thought a smart watch would be cool to have but also did not want to spend the money on one of them. This watch is the best of both worlds. It may not be the best GPS fitness watch and it may not be the best smart watch but it is a great smart/fitness watch.

Perfect for runners, walks, or in-between. Works great with Android Wear on my Nexus 6p and has at least a 2 day battery life.

This is a good product. It has a nice display and some really cool features. I only wish it was water resistant and had a long battery life. The battery life isn't bad but the watch does have to be charged daily.

I've worn this original Moto 360 since 2016, through several mud runs and through a major upgrade from Android Wear to Wear OS, and it keeps going. Love the huge selection of Wear apps from Google Play, which makes this platform more versatile than my Samsung Gear. You do need to be selective of what you install, if you notice a drop in performance or battery life an app setting is the most probably culprit. I get a days wear on a single charge, but many of my friends have much worse performance as they don't keep up with upgrades, etc.

Got it for $140 and absolutely have no complains. Been using it daily, easy to setup and the battery will last for an entire day, with moderate to heavy usage.

Was hoping for a better experience than the previous last 2 Android watches but much of the same. Loses connection with the phone, notifications appear when they don't want to and replying to a text with the watch works maybe 4 out of 10 times. I would always wait for a price drop before buying any Android wear product. Google needs to concentrate on making sure their products works as advertised,forget adding all the gimmicks, I just want a solid working product