Motorola Moto Watch 120 - Premium Bluetooth Smartwatch with AMOLED Display, 10-Day Battery, Heart Rate & SpO2 Tracking, Fitness & Health Monitoring, Compatible with Android and iPhone - Phantom Black
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Color: Phantom Black
Features
- Long Battery Life - Unleash your potential with up to 10 days on a single charge, ensuring you stay connected and active without frequent recharging, more accurate tracking with extra battery life.
- Vibrant AMOLED Display - Track workouts and explore with ease on a stunning AMOLED display that offers crystal-clear visuals, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor use.
- Advanced Health Monitoring - Stay on top of your health with comprehensive tracking features including heart rate, SpO2, and stress monitoring, providing you with valuable insights to maintain your well-being.
- Premium Style and Comfort - Experience the perfect blend of premium style and all-day comfort, making the moto watch 120 an ideal accessory for any occasion.
- Compatibility - Designed for versatility, the moto watch 120 is compatible with both iPhone and Android phones, ensuring seamless integration with your favorite devices.
Operating System: Moto Watch OS
Special Feature: Activity Tracker
Battery Capacity: 300 Milliamp Hours
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Wireless Communication Standard: Bluetooth
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
GPS: Assisted GPS
Shape: Oval
Screen Size: 1.43 Inches
Brand: Motorola
Package Dimensions: 7.44 x 2.72 x 1.26 inches
Item Weight: 6.4 ounces
Item model number: 9b2a20b1-8854-41a4-b33c-ae7e2e77ec64
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: July 29, 2024
Manufacturer: CE Brands International Inc
Standing screen display size: 1.43 Inches
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Color: Phantom Black
I bought this watch the Motorola 120 to go with my Motorola G stylus G5 now the connectivity to it super fast hasn't lost signal like other watches that I've had The wristband on it is a lot more comfortable than other watches usually the other watches I used to have to switch out to watch bands about the day after I got to watch this one here I still have the watch band on it's comfortable you tap on the glass and the salad salmon I set my alarms up on it for waking up in the mornings the only problem I'm having right now is trying to get sound out of it like one of the alarm goes off I don't get no sound out of it but the quality though yeah outstanding
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Douglas E Brandel Jr Douglas E Brandel Jr
Color: Phantom Black
Works and looks good. I am happy with this purchase. I had the old Motorola watch but lost it while fishing. Got this one and it works even better than the old version. Had no problem connecting with my Android phone. You can actually answer phone calls with your watch!
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2025 by agjr103
Color: Silver
I wanted to write a review like seven days ago but when I got the watch I wanted to wait until I knew how long the battery lasts. I got the watch last Tuesday which is now seven days ago. The watch came sealed in the box and it was 96% charged out of the box. So I figured I'd use it and see how long that charge would last. Seven days later it is still at 35% as you can see in the photo. So I figure it can last for another three or four days and I still have never put this watch on the charger. So obviously this is the major pro for this watch and it outweighs any cons that it may have. I have the Moto Watch 120 and I liked that watch very much. The battery life was also the major pro with that watch as it would last about six days before needing recharging. But the functionality was limited and so I got also a Moto Watch 360 that I bought used for about $70. I love the 360 but the major problem with it is that it needs recharging every other day. The 120 is the perfect compromise. The pros: Battery life of course, bigger watch face, beautiful glass watch face, it is a smart watch so you can receive notifications from whatever app you want, you can also make and receive calls and that works fine. The cons: It does have a lot of watch faces but I don't love any of them and I am not sure how to get more or if you can even get more. The watch faces are not customizable like the 360. You cannot reply to messages, as far as I can tell. And there is no interface for the watch for your calendar like you can do with the 360. This watch does not run on the Wear OS like the 360. This doesn't matter to me. I don't really care much for Wear OS anyway and I can live with the Moto Watch OS. If Motorola (through whatever company it is they contracted to make these watches) would add the missing functionality in the cons above, this would be a five-star easy. In fact, the way this watch is now is amazing that it only costs about $130. I advise you to get one before they realize they should be charging at least twice as much for this kind of watch. Also, as you can see in the photo I got the silver because I detest the plastic straps that come with these watches so I get a new strap for it. Update: You can speak to AI and get answers with this watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 by Paul Palacios Paul Palacios
Color: Phantom Black
With the Moto Watch 120 you are not going to get all the bells and whistles of a Samsung or an Apple. But for a fraction of the price you get solid basic data (heart rate, blood oxygen, steps, sleep, stress levels) with more detailed data available by swiping through the phone faces and connecting the Moto Watch Lite app to Google Fit. You also get all the usual array of notifications and alarms, as well as lots of different watch face choices. The app is easy to use and synch with (although I did have to restart my phone for it to happen). The only snag is that it doesn't synch with MyFitnessPal, so although you can synch that app to Google Fit, the activity you record on your Moto Watch won't appear in MFP (so you will need to manually enter it). However, the attractive and durable housing for the watch, the comfortable wrist band (which is replaceable), the bright, easily legible display, and the phenomenal battery life (at least 7 days between charges), together with all the other features noted above, make this is a wonderful device I would thoroughly recommend to anyone who appreciates value for money. UPDATE: I am afraid that, 6 months after I have purchased this watch, my excitement with it has faded. While most of the functions are still operating and despite the occasional connection glitch (easily fixed by restarting the watch and/or my phone) the charger now no longer charges the battery past 22%, no matter how long I have it connected. Thus, not only am I having to recharge the watch every 2 days or so, but I can't download a pending firmware update that requires at least a 30% battery charge to facilitate. Extremely disappointing. I guess that's the risk you take when you buy a third party device using a brand name under licence - hopefully the pending Motorola Moto Watch Fit (which will actually be made by Motorola) will be much better.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025 by Brendan Byrne