Motorola Moto Watch 100 Smart Watch,42-Millimeter, GPS, for Men and Women,14-Day Battery,24/7 Heart Rate, SpO2, 5 ATM Water-Resistant, AOD, Compatible with Android and iPhone, Glacier Silver
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Features
- SLEEK, STYLISH & LIGHTWEIGHT: The Moto Watch 100 Smart Watch for women and men is built for 24/7 wear and an active lifestyle. It features a 42-millimeter aluminum case, a black silicone band, and a 1.3-inch circular LCD display. This state-of-the-art watch weighs only 29 g.
- EXTENDED BATTERY LIFE: This running watch delivers the functionality you need without all the battery-draining apps. After a charge time of just 60 minutes, it offers 2 weeks of full-time use. Enjoy the full convenience of a battery that lasts longer than fresh produce in your fridge!
- FEEL YOUR RHYTHM: Establish routines and get more from your grind with this step-counter watchs notifications, reminders, dynamic health-tracking features, and more than 26 sport modes. The Moto 100 health watch is a comfortable addition to your wrist that helps you unlock your potential.
- COMPATIBLE WITH iPHONE & ANDROID: Comfort, style, and accessibility combine to create a device that integrates seamlessly into your daily life. The MotoWatch OS is simple and intuitive and works in harmony with Android or iPhone systems to support your goals.
- LOOK GOOD, LIVE BETTER: Kick your workout routine into high gear with this fashionable smart watch women and men love. It provides health tracking with an accelerometer, a gyroscope, a heart-rate monitor, and an SpO2 sensor. The 5 ATM water resistance lets you be active however you see fit.
Operating System: Moto Watch OS
Memory Storage Capacity: 3000 MB
Special Feature: Heart Rate Monitor, Activity Tracker, Water Resistant, Calorie Tracker, LCD Display, Lightweight, Sleep Tracking, Step Counting, GPS, See more
Battery Capacity: 355 Milliamp Hours
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Wireless Communication Standard: Bluetooth
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
GPS: Built-in GPS
Shape: Round
Screen Size: 1.32 Inches
Product Dimensions: 1.65 x 1.81 x 0.47 inches
Item Weight: 1.62 ounces
Item model number: WATCH100SL
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: November 18, 2021
Department: Unisex-Adult
Manufacturer: eBuyNow
Language: Multiple Languages
Item Weight: 45.8 Grams
Standing screen display size: 1.32 Inches
Memory Storage Capacity: 3000 MB
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Top Amazon Reviews
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2022 by AngelRN77 AngelRN77
This watch replaces a Pebble Steel that has been in use since 2016. After six years the battery in the Pebble Steel is waning. The main features I was looking for were similar water resistance, at least one week of battery life and phone media control. As for the later, the Moto 100 only provides media controls for play/pause, previous and next. The Moto Watch does not show active media from the connected mobile device. The Pebble Steel does the later as well as providing volume control. The Amazon listing for the Moto 100 says it will skip tracks or turn up the volume without needing easy access to your phone. This statement is inaccurate. The aluminum case and overall build quality appear quite nice. The battery life is about one week and it charges in about an hour. The PulseOx measurement system is inaccurate in a hypoxemia situation [holding your breath; pulse ox <= 90 %] when the watch reading is compared to a conventional finger style pulse ox device. The Wyze Watch 47 watch has the same deficiency. Here are several other noteworthy items. The magnetic coupling of the charging cable to the watch should be stronger. The cable easily becomes detached if the watch is moved. The cable will not stay connected under its own weight. Unlike the Pebble Steel, the stopwatch will quit timing if one leaves the screen to do something else. The same holds true for the timers. The 10 second duration of the vibration related to the alarm functionality isn’t long enough to wake me up. The short, usually one word or partial word notifications, for example from emails, provided on large LCD touch screen isn’t detailed enough to be readily identifiable. After six weeks of use, the lights associated with the heart rate and PulseOx measurements quit. As a result, the related dynamic health functions fail to work. The next day the watch failed completely and no longer powers up. The product has a two-year warranty. See the photo for the likely culprit. The Motowatch support team requests numerous “quick” videos related to the watch functionality when simple photos suffice. There is nothing quick about the process of sending a 25 MB, 10 second video, [link] via email! The support team should be more considerate of the customers’ time. After more than a week of answering emails from Motowatch and providing needless videos, the watch was replaced by eBuyNow LTD. The replacement lacks any ability to control media playback on the connected smartphone. It’s also worth noting that the magnetic attraction between the charging cable and the watch is much better on the replacement compared to the watch originally received. It’s unclear why there is such variability between presumably identical products. I ultimately received a RMA and returned the product. It took weeks and additional emails before I finally received the promised refund from eBuyNow LTD via PayPal. During this process, eBuyNow LTD customer support claimed more than once being overwhelmed with “logistical problems”. Overall, this entire experience with the seller was very frustrating and time consuming. I went on to purchase an Amazefit GTR 3 Pro LTD which has an OS like the Moto 100, only far better implemented. Except for the PulseOx accuracy, it has none of the faults noted here of the Moto 100.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2022 by Jay Jay
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2022 by Vickie
Updating this on 1/28/2023: I've been in touch with customer service about the Wheelchair activity. They tell me a fix is coming, but I haven't seen any movement so far, and I haven't seen a firmware or app update since November when I got the watch. I wouldn't say I've given up hope yet, but if you're a wheelchair user, I would strongly suggest that you weigh buying this watch based on what it can do now, rather than on any updates promised. I got this as a birthday present. Pros: -- Built-in GPS that seems both strong and accurate. -- Constant heart rate measurement -- Wheelchair activity* Cons: -- Battery life is decent, but I can't imagine what you'd have to do to get 2 weeks of use out of it. To use it outside on anything like a sunny day would mean turning it up to max brightness, and if I'm using it for 3 hours in an exercise session, it's down to about 60%. -- Only a few watch faces available -- While it *has* a Wheelchair activity, when it logs the activity, it logs it as a Walk activity. -- The phone app is buggy. When I exercised for an hour and a half, I had to close and reopen the app multiple times to get the activity to sync with my phone. I would recommend syncing the watch with your phone at least every hour, to be safe. -- The call alert function of the watch alerts you to a call, but it doesn't let you dismiss a call or answer it (say, if you have earbuds in). If the syncing worked better, I would say this would *easily* outclass a Fitbit Charge 5 (except for answering or dismissing calls). The GPS is much more accurate, there are more exercises, and it gives you more features for the money. But I would say this does work *better* than the Charge 5 in the GPS function, and if they could fix the software, this would be an easy recommendation.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2022 by Brian Hartman