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I have the Moto 360 as well, and on most of your points I agree. On the 7 day battery life though... The Moto 360 battery life sucks. I can't make it from sun
by bigtunacan 11y ago
I have the Moto 360 as well, and on most of your points I agree.
On the 7 day battery life though... The Moto 360 battery life sucks. I can't make it from sun-up until bed time without the Moto 360 dying if I try to actually use it for anything useful such as using the music streaming or even the stopwatch when I'm at the gym.
I have had to revert to using my iPod for music at the gym and an old fashioned stop watch.
As the health aspects of the Moto 360 were the primary selling points to me; it's really been a waste of money.
- angryasian 11y agoHave you received latest updates. I would say I'm on the higher end of usage with all notifications from personal and work emails, messaging services, calendar updates.. and mine easily lasts a day and half. I don't need always on, as its really pointless for me to have it on, if I'm not actively looking at it.
- bigtunacan 11y agoYes; I have the latest updates. With only the notifications you mention the Moto 360 will last about a day and a half. Music streaming over bluetooth from the watch or the screen being continuously on will chow through the battery in less than 2 hours. So if I get up in the morning and work out for an hour, using the watch to play music and time my set and rest intervals the watch will be at around 33% life when I'm done at the gym. This is not enough remaining battery life to get through the work day. If I go to the gym after work then the watch will die 20 minutes into my workout.