Reviews Motorola Moto Watch 100 Smart Watch,42-Millimeter GPS Smart Watch for Men and Women,14-Day Battery,24/7 Heart Rate, SpO2, 5 ATM Water-Resistant, AOD, Compatible with Android and iPhone, Black
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Great battery!
Ive been wearing it for ten days probably a few more, and I'm just now down to 13 percent battery. I've charged my Fitbit more than twice since wearing the moto watch on its first charge. Get one!
Nice watch
We just got this in so don't have a lot of usage asc of yet. There are different click faces you can use which is nice. So far so good. I'll t t y to remember to update after a week.
The battery stops recharging one month and 3 days after you buy it! Its a piece of $165 garbage now
The battery stops recharging one month and 3 days after you buy it! Its a piece of $165 garbage now. There is only a 30 day return policy. What a joke. Do NOT buy this garbage. It worked fine for a month. What is it a disposable smart watch?
Value for money
At its price (I bought at USD 79.99), I think the Moto Watch 100 has done a great job. It is beautiful and well made. The screen is clear, battery life is good. Of cox it has its drawback including not able to sync with Google Fit or Strava. No app can be installed since it is not running Wear OS. The built-in function is good enough for everyday use.
Great device if you know what you’re getting into
This is a great device if you know what you’re buying. It’s not really a smartwatch compared to an Apple Watch or a Samsung one. If you’re ok with the simplistic of it, it would do the work. I love not having to charge it every night .
Great little watch for the price!
This is a great watch for the price. No it’s not an Apple Watch but I also didn’t pay 500 dollars for it. The watch paired quickly to my Moto G phone. Apps were easy to access and change. Phone calls and text messages come through as notifications on the watch face. The battery life is amazing and lasts much longer than my Apple Watch did. The design is simple yet sleek and attractive. Overall would recommend as a nice little smartwatch to accompany your android.
Great starter watch
I’ve been very happy with the watch so far. The battery life is great and on a full charge it should last a week or more depending on usage. The step counter is really accurate and I like all the workout functions that are available. It’s water resistant up to 50 meters. All in all this watch fits my needs perfectly and it looks great I would recommend it.
Great bang for your bucks
I wasn’t sure what to expect from a $100 watch but I was pleasantly surprised. The easy of connecting to my phone was terrific and the functionality blows me away. What a great tool to have when I am working out.
I even wore it work a few times and it was noticed by my coworkers for being so sleek.
Great fitness/smart watch.
This is a great watch if you want to keep track of fitness and you also want a smart watch. It’s very attractive, very light weight, easy to charge(but rarely needs charge because a charge last 14 days), and not complicated to use. And the price is cheap for what you are getting. Simple to set up. Simple to use.
You get what you pay for.
I guess I've been spoilt, my last 2 watches were WearOS and a lot more expensive. So this time I went cheaper but it's true that you get what you pay for.
The watch is not as responsive to the touch. You can't interact with notifications, like respond to text messages or delete emails. I tried to use the timer, setting up a 24 minute timer you have to actually touch the + button 24 times, several times not responding to my touch, it was painful. I'm used to a wheel that you just drag around and set what you need very quickly. Oh, and I moved away from the timer to check a notification, and the timer was lost.
This is the first time I've had one that monitors sleep cycles, so that's a plus. For that you have to wear the watch all night. Which is ok, except when you move in bed the screen keeps coming on like a bad flashlight, even though it is on do not disturb.
The watch face doesn't have 'hot spots' where I can press for functions, which I miss.
I've only had it for about a week so that's all I found so far, maybe I'll update this if I have more info.
A solid smart watch for those on a buget
I really do like this watch, but I wish that there were more watch faces available. The thing about Smart watches is that you can have a new look every hour/day/week or month. Then comes the health and workout apps along with sleep monitoring. The Moto Watch 100 hit most of these point well, but for the price point it does a great job.
Design flaw that causes pain and discomfort
Durable, not as easy to set up. Will keep because the watch is a nice looking watch. Again, very difficult to set up GPS. Still haven't accomplished.
After wearing a few days I have noticed that the sensor on the bottom of the watch cuts into my wrist causing a very painful pinch sensation. I've tried to loosen the watch but no matter what it still causes this sensation. My remedy so far has been to cover the sensor with a small piece of clear tape. I'm not sure as of yet if this modification will affect the accuracy of some of the functions of the watch. If it does I'll be forced to return it.
Almost exactly what I expected
It has many different sports tracking features. That's pretty awesome. The watch is pretty cool. It doesn't let me read my messages unless I'm not doing something right. It only notifies when the phone rings. So you'll still be pulling your phone out. The battery life not bad. I'll give more input later.
Product has a good size 41mm,screen clarity and features for my work outs.
Watch has excellent battery life for up to two days without charging. Expected better volume in high traffic areas but overall I am satisfied with my purchase. Good for tracking at the gym.
What good is wearable tech if it has no microphone or sound!!
Just like everybody else mine came with no instruction booklet. There was nothing anywhere in any of the reviews as well as the description of the product that stated it did not have a microphone or speaker in it and the only form of notifications are buzzing vibration. Speaking of that it vibrates over every single thing by default and I was very cautious when originally setting up what apps could interact with this device. So now I have $100 piece of unbreakable junk and a bunch of screen protectors for a watch that I'm going to send back after waiting a week to get. I'm sure that this is a much higher standard than any of those Chinese pieces of junk out there that for under $20 but I expected so much more from a device that already has the tech built into it and just needs a microphone and a speaker. I like all the other features on it and this would probably be perfect for somebody who's just starting out with a wearable tech peace. But they need to revamp their description and product. When there's this many options on a phone you expect that it has a printed instruction booklet with it but I got nothing but a QR code and a quick start guide. Also the recharging "cradle" is a magnetic plug that doesn't fit anything else and is not a standard micro USB. Consider these things before you spend your money on this purchase.
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