Motorola's sophomore effort in the Android Wear space is a solid refinement of the original, solidifying its position as one of the more function-focused manufacturers out there today.
Much in the same way we struggle to call one Android phone the best year after year, Android Wear watches have reached a point where we're seeing manufacturers choose their audience and focus specifically on those users instead of aiming for the best. As the first mostly round Android Wear watch, the original Moto 360 did a great job capturing the world's attention and encouraging the competition to step up their game.
Now that we're deep into the second generation of Android Wear watches, Motorola has surveyed the field and made some decisions regarding the direction they want the Motorola watch brand to go. Rather than focus on form and worrying about being the most watch-like smartwatch out there like we're seeing with so many other Android Wear watches, Motorola seems to be focusing on features and functionality.
Here's our review.
About this review
Motorola provided Android Central with the Moto 360 2015 that I (Russell Holly) have been using for eight days. During this time, the Moto 360 2015 was paired to a Moto X Pure Edition and an iPhone 6S Plus. This 46mm Moto 360 was customized on Moto Maker to include the gold casing and black micro knurl bezel, which is currently $399 on Moto Maker. Android Central was also provided a standard $349 silver body model for comparison. This watch included a black Horween Leather strap, and is running Android Wear 1.3 build LLA44S.
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