Testseek.com have collected 209 expert reviews of the Motorola Moto 360 2nd gen and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola Moto 360 2nd gen .
September 2015
(74%)
209 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(84%)
240 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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Classy design
Comfortable to wear
Customizable with Moto Maker
Super useful Dials and Dials II watch faces with customizable dials
Wireless charging dock doubles as nighttime clock
IP67 dust and water-resistant
Design The Moto 360 v2 looks like a real watch and it's incredibly comfortable for those with smaller wrists
Sizes Having a larger and smaller version of the watch is great
And a dedicated women's style is nice as well
Band The standard Horween leather
Plenty of great customization options
Women aren't an afterthought anymore
Looks and feels like a traditional watch
Bright and sharp display
Great performance
Gestures and interface are intuitive to use
Base model is reasonably priced
IP67 dust and
A beautiful
Compact design
Moto Maker allows you to design a wearable that you might actually want to wear
Decent battery life that allows it to survive a whole day
Motorola's custom bands are easily swappable
and the pin system allows you to fit any
Premium materials
Stylish design
Heart-rate monitor
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth 4.1
Wireless charging dock
Bright screen
Dust and waterproof (IP67)
Ambient light sensor...
Beautiful design. Premium materials. Large display. Snappy performance.
The Moto 360 is stylish and comfortable to wear. It's offered in two sizes
Can be personalized through Motorola's Moto Maker website
And is one of the few smartwatches to include an ambient light sensor for automatically adjusting brightness.
Captures 4K 360-degree video
Stitches video in real-time
Also supports 360-degree and panoramic still images
Promises live streaming support
Very good looking
Available in several colors
Two sizes and there's a women's model. Much improved over first gen model
Bright
Sharp display
Excellent battery life
Snappy performance
Improved build quality
Syncs easily with Android
Moto Maker = geat customization options
Upgraded internals
The round design and the customization you can do in Moto Maker is worth the price. Still the best value in an Android smartwatch you can find
For what you get. Improved design over V1
Refined design is more comfortable to wear
Performance issues have mostly been ironed out
Battery lasts a full day
Looks exquisite
Available in multiple models
Supports WiFi
Motorola's customisations such as Live dials are useful
Which is unfortunate. It makes some watch faces look weird
And it's surprising Motorola didn't address this obvious shortcoming. It's also LCD
Which isn't as efficient in ambient mode
IOS functionality is limited
Battery life could still be better — we have to charge our watch pretty much every evening
Would like to see more accessories like docks
Flat tire (the flattened part at the bottom of the watch face) is still there
The heart rate sensor
Like all of these green
Reflective heart rate sensors
Is a useless toy
Google's ecosystem still doesn't support Android Wear very well. Nest commands don't work
And Android's voice commands are more capable
When it's "off" the
Poorly positioned and disturbs the looks
Poor battery life
Inaccurate sensors
Wi-Fi sometimes unreliable
Expensive. Android Wear still needs work. Spotty voice recognition. Inconsistent heart monitor. Some display issues. Not waterproof
Battery life is short for a watch. Android Wear software feels awkward. The round display isn't a complete circle there's a black bar at the bottom
Visible stitch lines and exposure differences between two lenses
Purple fringing visible toward edges of lens coverage
Design makes tripod use difficult
Pricey
For those who want more than a second screen for their Android phone
Android Wear will still disappoint
"Flat tire" display returns for the 2nd year
Doesn't play well with iOS
Fitness tracking functions are hit-or-miss
Battery life could still be improved
Occasionally sluggish
Android Wear claims to work on iOS and it does but to a limited extent. Android Wear is excellent on Android devices but lacks good iOS integration which is due in part to iOS itself. iOS users should probably just get an Apple Watch
Not ideal for fitness tracking
Android Wear still a work in progress
Price is notably higher than before
Flat tyre display
Pricey proposition
Battery life is dismal
Flat tire look is distracting
Subdued screen colors
No major difference in the experience over other Android Wear smartwatches
Microphone issues with recognizing "OK Google" prompt
Abstract: The original Moto 360 was the best smartwatch released in 2014. It had the looks of a modern yet traditional timepiece, along with the feature set of the current vision of a smartwatch, all at a price that wasn't insulting to consumers understanding that...
Smartwatches are in a weird place right now. There's an abundance of them out there on the market right now as they still don't have a real purpose. This applies to all of them out there -even the Apple Watch. Similar to when tablets 1st arrived on the...
Motorola has taken a pretty similar approach to the Moto 360 and Moto X Pure Edition this year: focus on where its strengths are. Google is really good at making software. So just use it! Don't muck it up too much and only change it when it really, actual...
Very good looking, available in several colors, two sizes and there's a women's model. Much improved over first gen model
For those who want more than a second screen for their Android phone, Android Wear will still disappoint
What a difference a year makes! Now the Moto 360 is available in two sizes and both men's and women's models. There are a variety of colors, bands and bezel treatments to choose from, and the price isn't higher than the competition. It's a close race in t...
Doesn't play well with iOS, Fitness tracking functions are hit-or-miss, Battery life could still be improved, Occasionally sluggish
The new Moto 360 is an upgrade in every possible way -- better battery life, a more sensible strap arrangement, inclusion in the Moto Maker program, bolstered internals, and support (albeit limited) for iPhone. But here's the rub: the second generation Mo...
Published: 2015-09-30, Author: Will , review by: newatlas.com
Abstract: The first Moto 360 was arguably the best of the first wave of Android Wear watches, but it also wasn't without its flaws (battery life being the biggest). Let's see if Motorola improved on the 2nd-gen Moto 360 in enough ways to make it a smart buy.The fir...
Beautiful design. Premium materials. Large display. Snappy performance.
Expensive. Android Wear still needs work. Spotty voice recognition. Inconsistent heart monitor. Some display issues. Not waterproof
Motorola's second-generation Moto 360 smartwatch looks better, lasts longer, and feels more comfortable than its predecessor, but it's more expensive and the Android Wear OS still leaves a lot to be desired...
Much faster than last year, Battery is no longer a concern, Wear 3.0 is finally mature, Easy strap changing
Price hike
Overall, I'm really happy with the quality of the new Moto 360 and the improvements they've made, but I'm not sold on the price point. I bought the first model at full price for $250 when it came out because I wanted to be one of the first people with a s...
Motorola does smartwatches right again, for the second year running. The company has created what's sure to be one of the most sought-after models of Android Wear watch on the market - not because of pixels, not because of straps, but because of the follo...
Abstract: When it comes to smartwatches, every second counts.Huawei and Motorola seem to think so, anyway. In what can't be a coincidence, the two companies are releasing their remarkably similar-looking Android Wear devices at the same time -- and thus battling it...
