Motorola Moto 360 2gen 42 mm

In the second version of the smartwatch, Motorola has corrected all the errors that were discovered during the operation of the first generation Moto 360.

Interface

The heart of the watch is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 quad-core processor (1.2 GHz). The almost bare Android Wear interface paired with 512 MB of RAM ensures smooth menu operation and launch of any compatible applications without lags and slowdowns. Only the place at the bottom of the round screen remained unoptimized, where the automatic brightness control sensor is located, due to which some elements in that area may not be visible.

Display

The screen of the gadget is made using IPS technology and has a resolution of 360x325 pixels. Accordingly, with a diagonal of 1.37 ", the pixel density will be 263 ppi — the individual dots that make up the image will not be striking at all. The brightness level of the display is quite good — it will not be difficult to see the picture on a bright sunny day.

Sensors

A set of sensors is represented by an accelerometer, a gyroscope and an optical heart rate monitor. The latter does an excellent job of measuring the pulse, which cannot be said about the gyroscope, which mistakenly takes some hand movements for steps. There is also a Wi-Fi module on board the watch.

battery life

With the active use of all the capabilities of the gadget (heart rate measurement, Wi-Fi connection, listening to music through a wireless headset, measuring physical activity parameters, etc.), the built-in 300 mAh battery allows the watch to remain on for one day. Charging is carried out wirelessly using a proprietary docking station.

Style

The second generation Moto 360 is one of the most stylish smartwatches around. A standard eyelet for the strap allows you to use almost any bracelet in tandem with the gadget — be it leather, metal or rubber.