Smart Watches
Motorola Moto 360 (2nd gen.)
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Overview
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Rating
Released
Sep 2015
Battery life
2 days
OS
Android wear 1.3
CPU
Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 with 2 cores @ 1700 Mhz
GPS
No
Anti-scratch lens
No
Specification
Features & Technology
| Resolution | 360 x 330 |
| CPU | Qualcomm snapdragon 400 |
| RAM | 512 |
| Sensors |
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| Display Type | Lcd |
| Touch | Yes |
| Multi-touch | No |
| Battery Capacity | 400 mah |
| Charging Connection |
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| OS | Android wear 1.3 |
| Wireless Connectivity |
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| Interfaces |
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Body
| Water Resistance | 30m (3 atm) |
| Dust Resistance | Dustproof |
| Case Options |
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| Wristband Materials |
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| Replaceable Wristband | Yes |
| Anti-scratch lens | No |
Notifications
| Notifications |
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| Incoming Notifications Type |
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| Remote Features |
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More Info
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Headphone Connection |
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Reviews
Pro Reviews
Wareable
3.5
If anything is game-changing about the second gen Moto 360 it’s the level of customisation on offer. Women in particular should get on very well with this smartwatch design. That said, Motorola’s rivals, particularly Apple, are fast catching up and everyone from fashion brands to modular smartwatch startups have realised that personal style is key for wearables. The Moto 360 2 improves on some key problems with the first Moto watch – performance and battery – but there's nothing that really moves smartwatches on. If you’re sold on Android Wear and are willing to accept its flaws the second gen Moto 360 is an affordable, stylish, everyday smartwatch. And maybe it doesn’t need to be more than that.
read full review at Wareable
AndroidAuthority
4.0
Motorola tries to inject much of their smartphone buying experience into the second iteration of their Android Wear device, and the right changes to the design language, coupled with the availability of Moto Maker, are what make the Moto 360 (2nd Gen) quite a compelling choice.
read full review at AndroidAuthority
ExpertReviews
5.0
Android Wear is coming along nicely, but smartwatches haven’t yet become a must-have accessory for all smartphone users but for those who like to keep their phone tucked away, while getting all their notifications hassle-free, they’re a great buy. The Moto 360 2nd Gen isn’t about to change that, but it keeps it at the top of the Android Wear pile.
read full review at ExpertReviews
How to factory reset your Motorola Moto 360 (2nd gen.) smartwatch
Factory reset sequence for Android Wear Version 1.3.x
- Wake up your Motorola smartwatch by touching the screen
- Swipe from top to down to enter the menu
- Swipe from right to left until you've navigated to the Settings icon and touch it
- Scroll down until you see the Factory reset and press it
Factory reset sequence for Android Wear Version 1.4.x
- Wake up your Motorola smartwatch by touching the screen
- Swipe from top to down to enter the menu
- Swipe from right to left until you've navigated to the Settings icon and touch it
- Scroll down to "Unpair with phone" and press it
- Confirm you want to unpair and factory reset by pressing the check