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When we reviewed the 2nd generation Moto 360 smartwatch last month, we said “if you're looking to dip your toes into the smartwatch game and don't want to shell out for something high-end like an Apple Watch, the Moto 360 makes itself easy to recommend.”...
Though the unique strengths of the 360 Sport have to be considered, it doesn't do quite enough to alleviate the same-issues we had with the Motorola's last offering. The 360 Sport might offer genuine utility for sports-nuts but at its $450 pricepoint, it'...
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Looking for the best smartwatch for fitness? Well the Moto 360 Sport is a contender with Android Wear, GPS and a heart rate monitor but it's not flawless. Read our Motorola Moto 360 Sport review to find out if it's the right choice for you. See also: Best...
Available for under £200, the Motorola Moto 360 Sport is one of the best smartwatches for fitness. You get the some of the regular 360 style in a design which is practical for activities like running. The GPS tracking is accurate but it's shame the same c...
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The world of Android Wear devices is very different to that of Android on phones. With the vast majority of the user interface and the user interaction model locked down by Google, Android Wear makers are left to differentiate on hardware, companion apps...
The Moto 360 Sport is a well put together Android Wear device and unfortunately make me like my own OG Moto 360 a lot, lot less. I found the slightly smaller size more than acceptable and had absolutely no issues reading or interacting with the screen.I'm...
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The Moto 360 Sport looks like a 'sporty' version of the Moto 360 (2015), but it's much more than that. This is only the second Android Wear watch to have GPS, and the tech is much better implemented than it was in the first, the Sony Smartwatch 3.It also...
GPS and easy run tracking, Smart screen tech...
Poor battery life, Unreliable HR sensor, No multi, sport tracking...
The Moto 360 Sport has a screen to envy and better sports skills than most smartwatches, but its battery life is lacking and as a tracker it still can't compete with fitness wearables...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: 2016-10-26 05:06:39
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The Moto 360 Sport looks like a 'sporty' version of the Moto 360 (2015), but it's much more than that. This is only the second Android Wear watch to have GPS, and the tech is much better implemented than it was in the first, the Sony Smartwatch 3.It als...
GPS and easy run tracking, Smart screen tech...
Poor battery life, Unreliable HR sensor, No multisport tracking...
The Moto 360 Sport has a screen to envy and better sports skills than most smartwatches, but its battery life is lacking and as a tracker it still can't compete with fitness wearables...
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Updated: 2016-10-26 05:06:40
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Moto 360 Sport took a bow beside the new Moto 360 back at IFA . And we were really excited about it, largely because it included both a heart rate sensor and GPS.Why is that important? Well, theoretically it allows for more accurate fitness tracking, with...
Clear, adaptable screen, Comfortable, casual aesthetic, Accurate GPS...
Lint magnet, Not a true sports watch sub...
If you were expecting the Moto 360 Sport to be an all singing, all-dancing running-smartwatch hybrid you'd probably be a little disappointed. However, if you're simply looking for a decent Android Wear device, which is comfortable, and a more durable...
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There are smartwatches, and there are fitness trackers. If you want any combination of the two, you'll have to accept the compromises inherent in cramming a lot of sensors into an attractive, wrist-sized package. This is the problem the Moto 360 Sport com...
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tekgadg.com Updated: 2016-10-26 05:06:40
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I had a chance to use a GPS-enabled Sports-focused smartwatch from Motorola for the last two weeks. Check out the video above for how well it performs!Sean...
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What is the Moto 360 Sport? Announced alongside the Moto 360 2 late last year, the Moto 360 Sport is – as the name suggests – a smartwatch meant to be worn with your tracksuit rather than your three-piece suit. It takes the standard Moto 360, but turns th...
Great display in all conditions, Accurate and fast GPS, Android Wear is getting better...
Limited number of workout options, Battery drains very fast with GPS on, Crap strap...
Moto 360 Sport – Features and fitness The Moto Body app acts as the nerve centre of the Moto 360 Sport's fitness tracking skills. At a basic level it shows information like the number of steps you've taken, calorie expenditure, heart rate and all the usua...
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Now we have the Moto 360 Sport, which, as its name implies, aims to bridge the gap between smartwatches and fitness trackers. With built-in GPS, optical heart rate monitor, a silicone rubber strap and a new adaptive display for easy reading both indoors a...
The Moto 360 Sport has the makings of a great fitness watch hybrid, but its design and inaccurate GPS limit its appeal...
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The second-gen Motorola 360 Android Wear watch has a special edition that's pitched towards sports training. That's obvious enough from its Moto 360 Sport namesake, perhaps bringing some clarity to a segment of wearable technology that's a little muddled...
Comfortable, cheaper than regular Moto 360, GPS onboard...
Battery life as a sports watch, only caters for running, flat tyre display, heart rate monitoring can be a little variable...
In the Moto 360 Sport you have an interesting device. Moto is pushing the sport angle, although it's not really a strong competitor for a dedicated sports-tracking device. If you're a runner, you'll probably find that something from the Garmin Forer...
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It's tough being a smartwatch. Everyone expects you to measure this and notify that, not to mention the brain drain of being an always-on Bluetooth buddy.Far better, you might think, to pick a niche and nail it. Become a master of your very particular on-...
AnyLight display is crystal clear almost anywhere, Standalone GPS allows phone-free run tracking, Silicon strap is snug and sweatproof...
Heart rate readings are iffy, Included apps only cater for runners, Battery life still poor at 24hrs...
The 360 Sport isn't a sports watch. It's no Garmin Forerunner. Sure, it's got standalone GPS, a clever display and continuous in-run heart rate monitoring, but it's solely equipped for sprinting – and it's not the best at that. Instead, with the 360 Spor...
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Most smartwatch manufacturers have realised by now that it's not enough for their wearables to simply be smart. They also have to look great or offer killer extra features in order to capture the imagination and persuade consumers to part with their cash...
Clearly, the Motorola Moto 360 isn't a very good fitness watch – it simply doesn't give you enough control for that, and neither does it provide any extra motivation or the tools to take you beyond the usual target-based steps and heart-rate activity goal...
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The Moto 360 Sport was announced alongside the 2nd generation Moto 360, but we've had to wait a little longer to get our hands on it.As you probably guessed from the name, the 360 Sport is a sportier version of the Motorola's latest Android Wear smartwatc...
Accurate GPS tracking, Display easy to read outdoors, Reasonable price, Comfortable, compact design...
Strap attracts dust and fluff, No iOS Moto Body app, Display warps at the edges, Heart rate accuracy issues...
The Moto 360 Sport isn't a dedicated sports watch. In fact, the only sport it supports is running. And, if you want in-depth running metrics, you're going to be disappointed. However, if you're looking to dip your toes in the murky smartwatch waters, and...
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The Moto 360 Sport is made to keep up with even the most grueling workout, thanks to a durable and yet comfortable design. The strong silicone construction would wrap around your wrist with side ventilation to help you stay cool. It has a built-in GPS tha...
Easy to understand, Thick front panel, Wireless charger...
Dust magnet strap material, "Shelf" bezel, Battery life...
The Moto 360 Sport had proven something: we can be sporty and techy at the same place and at the same time. But this kind of adaptability doesn't come in cheap price tag. It's fairly acceptable at its price range and holds the rope very well against other...
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Although the Motorola 360 smartwatch is already now in their 2nd Gen, that's not the case for the Moto 360 Sport as it's the 1st Gen edition for RM1399. Available only in black, white and orange and as the name implies, the sports edition is meant for ser...
This watch may not be enough for people who are serious into fitness, if you're one then you might want to consider Garmin or Fitbit instead, or even the Sony Smartwatch SWR50 which is a cheaper option (RM1099 for band version only), charges faster and th...
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If I had to identify one other technological trend besides Virtual Reality that would most likely hit big this year, it would be smartwatches. Or smart wearables, whichever you prefer.For people like us at SoyaCincau.com, smartwatches may not be the “late...
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KELEBIHAN +Paparan hibrid hebat +GPS +RinganKEKURANGAN -Tali tidak boleh ditukar – Tiada kawalan fizikal -Perlu dok khas untuk mengecasPermulaan Sebelum Moto 360 berada di pasaran, sudah ramai yang beriya-iya mahu memilikinya berikutan rekaannya yang ‘law...
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With the release of its Moto 360 last year, Motorola defined what an Android wearable could be like, namely: clean design, a round face and something that wouldn't look out of space in a boardroom. Its follow-up further improved on the formula by providin...
Review: Moto 360 Sport Nearly Gets There With the release of its Moto 360 last year, Motorola defined what an Android wearable could be like, namely: clean design, a round face and something that wouldn't look out of space in a boardroom. Its follow-up f...
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The Motorola brand has been rather quiet, at least in Malaysia. Now a Lenovo company, we've not heard much about Moto since the Moto G, E and X (well, sort of). Recently, it made a re-entry of sorts, this time through its smartwatch – the Moto 360. The se...
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It's tough being a smartwatch. Everyone expects you to measure this and notify that, not to mention the brain drain of being an always-on Bluetooth buddy.Far better, you might think, to pick a niche and nail it. Become a master of your very particular on-...
AnyLight display is crystal clear almost anywhere, Standalone GPS allows phone-free run tracking, Silicon strap is snug and sweatproof...
Heart rate readings are iffy, Included apps only cater for runners, Battery life still poor at 24hrs...
The 360 Sport isn't a sports watch. It's no Garmin Forerunner. Sure, it's got standalone GPS, a clever display and continuous in-run heart rate monitoring, but it's solely equipped for sprinting – and it's not the best at that.Instead, with the 360 Sport...
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I'm feeling guilty. I've had the rather nifty Moto 360 Sport watch here for at least a couple of months, yet, day by day other reviews have seemed to take priority. So my apologies to readers and to Motorola for my tardiness.A big part of the reason for t...
Clear display in all light, highly versatile, simple wireless charging...
Fitbit data transfer didn't work...
As a smart watch with inclinations towards sporting activity, I'd have to give the Moto 360 Sport an “A”, if not a gold medal (which I'm in no position to judge). But do consider the “ecosystem”, as we like to say. If you've thus far been a Fitbit person...
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There are smartwatches, and there are fitness trackers. If you want any combination of the two, you'll have to accept the compromises inherent in cramming a lot of sensors into an attractive, wrist-sized package. This is the problem the Moto 360 Sport com...
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devontechsupport.com Updated: 2017-05-20 05:04:46
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Update: Moto's sportier take on the regal 360 has earned a spot on our list of best Android Wear smartwatches. Its rugged build, built-in GPS and rather affordable price make it an easy choice for fitness-focused people.Original review follows below.The...
The Moto 360 Sport gives you more accurate run tracking than almost every other Android Wear watch; it's a genuine running watch, even without a phone in tow, Its screen is perfectly suited to outdoor use too, able to switch between a colourful LCD screen...
The Moto 360 Sport lacks the arm candy factor of the standard Moto 360, and some of its comfort too, Much of this comes down to the strap, as the rubber isn't high-grade, and it picks up bits of fluff and dust as if it's making a nest out of the stuff, Th...
The Moto 360 Sport is more than just another Android Wear watch. With its dynamic screen and GPS there's an appeal here that other Android Wear watches just don't have.However, this seems like yet another smartwatch design that isn't quite there yet in en...
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The Apple Watch Series 2 is catching all the headlines, but how does it compare to some of the other smartwatches out there in the market, namely the Sony SmartWatch 3 and Moto 360 Sport. In this comparison we look at how the 2016 Apple Watch Series 2 com...
The new Apple Watch Series 2 offers fantastic build quality and is fully waterproof, but if you've got an Android phone, not planning on a swim with a smartwatch and want to save yourself some pennies, the Sony SmartWatch 3 and Moto 360 Sport are fantasti...
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Got some leftover ang bao money and not sure what to do with it? The right smartwatch can help you exercise better, get more organized, or sleep better (perhaps even all three). But with so many choices out there, how do you know which is the best for you...
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