The Moto 360 (Gen 3) delivers solid hardware and a comfortable, stylish design but is held back by its high price, lack of wireless charging, and limited software options. It serves as a decent choice for existing Moto users or those preferring a classic round design, though it fails to stand out against more polished competitors.
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Always-on OLED display
- Stainless steel case
- Leather and silicone strap options
- Thin comfortable profile
- Magnetic charging dock
- Familiar Wear OS interface
Points of Contention
- Limited battery life
- Only 3 ATM water resistance
- Connectivity issues
- Thick bezel
- Heavy weight
Professional Reviews
2 reviews from 2 critics75
Barbara Krasnoff
The Verge
70
Tom Bedford
TechRadar
“The Moto 360 doesn’t quite justify its price tag, and given that Wear OS has its fair share of flaws, not everyone will find this smartwatch the best product for them.”
