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Moto 360 (2nd gen)
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LCD Display
LCD displays aren't the best choice for a smartwatch. They require more power than Amoled or other display types, especially when in ambient display mode (when the screen is always on).
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Automatically adjusts brightness
The Moto 360 is one of the few watches which will change the brightness depending on how bright the area is around you. This is very convenient when you use the watch outdoors as you don't have to manually adjust the brightness each time you step outside. The light sensor is located in the small black semi-circle at the bottom of the display.
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Chunky
At 11.4mm, it's a bit thick. As slick as the design is, you still have a tiny computer sitting on your wrist.
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Great design
With minimal bezels, the Moto 360 looks stunning. While it does have a 'flat tire', it's pretty small and required to have such slim bezels as well as the ambient light sensor.
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Poor battery life with ambient mode
Half of the time (with ambient mode enabled) the Moto 360 won't last the full day. With ambient mode off it will last a full 24 hours, however then you don't have the convenience of an always on display.
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Customizable hardware
Through Moto Maker you can choose either a 42mm or 46mm size, the bezel color, case color, band (2 leather options or 3 metal options), and the default watch face. The larger 46mm size, micro knurl bezel, gold case or metal bands will increase the price slightly.
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Ticwatch E
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Packs a lot of features
The best thing about Android Wear is that there are many options of apps to choose from, both third-party and built-in. The latest Wear OS offers access to the massive Google Play library, giving you the freedom of choice. The timepiece has 21 default watch faces, leaving much room to customize. The Ticwatch E handles fitness surprisingly well – the GPS is precise and so is the heart rate monitor and, as established before, there is a wide plethora of fitness apps to choose from. Similarly, there are a few music apps to stream music from, though only Google Play Music offers the possibility of downloading music straight to your smartwatch for offline listening. The mic and speaker also work fine for taking calls in a Wi-Fi environment or using Google Assistant. A big part of Android Wear is notification control and messaging – the Ticwatch E handles both aspects very well with many apps at the user’s disposal. Regarding the watch’s performance and UI browsing, it’s very smooth, letting the user swiftly scroll through apps, menus, settings and interfaces.
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Design won’t suit everyone
Probably the most talked about thing regarding the Ticwatch E is its design, there’s only so much you can do by swapping the watch face or the band, for the plastic build throws off a lot of people. A lot of it comes down to color – the Ticwatch E is sold in three different tints – shadow, ice and lemon, with the former two blending in with differing types of attire better than the latter. Since the timepiece is also quite big, sleeves are going to be a struggle.
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Admirable quality
Though the Ticwatch E packs a plastic-y look and is quite thick, the build quality of the product is noteworthy. The display is vibrant, bright and bigger than that of a few more expensive counterparts. It’s also made of anti-scratch glass, so the only thing to worry about are fingerprint marks. The watch has a single “Home” button on the left-hand side, which is rather unusual, but it does provide comfort in the sense that the user won’t accidentally press the button while bending their wrist for some reason. The watch has IP67 water resistance, so users won’t need to worry about sudden rain or a water spill on the sleeve. The 20 mm straps are comfortable and light and, if they happen to seem cheap, aesthetically disappointing or of bad quality, they can easily be swapped out for different options. Regarding fitness possibilities, the Ticwatch E has a heart rate monitor and built-in GPS, which tracks health data reliably; best part is - all of this can be done without bringing a smartphone to a workout.
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Battery life falls short
Although 1.5 – 2 days is solid battery life, it’s very easy to chew through power and it’s recommended to turn off the always-on watch face, because it can potentially create unnecessary midday stress. Most wearers suggest charging the watch overnight, but by doing this users can miss out on the sleep tracking feature. On the bright side, the charging speed is very quick, going from 0-100% in approximately an hour.
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Great value
Going at a retail price of 159.99$, the watch is an amazing option for people wanting to get into the world of smartwatches or for people on a budget. It provides a vast number of features and a lovely blend of design, comfort and quality for the price.
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Weight:
1.46 oz (41.5 g)
Dimensions:
1.7 x 1.7 x 0.53 in (44 x 44 x 13.55 mm)
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Wear OS by Google
Storage:
4 GB Internal, 512 MB RAM
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Fitbit Versa
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Provides a great blend of design, quality and comfort
Since the Fitbit Versa is light, flat and waterproof, it’s comfortable to wear all the time – while sleeping, showering, working out or in your everyday life. The LCD screen is made of guerilla glass, which ensures scratch protection and durability for active use. The Fitbit Versa has a clear and bright display, making it easily visible both underwater and in direct sunlight. Even though the watch’s UI is already designed to give users easy access to everything, the three buttons on the watch can be customizable for shortcuts and commands. The visual design might not suit everyone, and it might seem cheap and childish to some, but customizability and comfort outweigh this con. The app store offers many watch faces, so you can find whichever suits you best.
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Setting up music is a hassle
The watch offers 300+ song internal storage, but transferring songs takes a long while and it's different for everyone. On this forum post a user has said that it took 7 hours to upload ~5.5 hours of music on their Fitbit, but another has reported that it took 9 hours to sync 9 hours of audio. There are many posts on the official Fitbit community forum referring to this problem. In terms of streaming, the app store only offers Pandora and Deezer as of now.
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Tracks a comprehensive amount of health and fitness data
Fitbit Versa offers all-day heart rate tracking, reminders to move, guided breathing sessions, 15+ exercise modes, sleep tracking, female health tracking and subscription-based on-screen workout sessions, all of which is traced and displayed on the Fitbit app. Although the watch does not have built-in GPS tracking, it can easily be connected to your smartphone in a 30 ft range for accurate tracking of speed and distance.
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Relatively small app library
Since Fitbit is a relatively new arrival in the smartwatch scene and has a smaller community, its app store offers only a fraction of what other competitors can provide in the third-party app and integration field. The app store itself is not perfect – some apps and watch faces offer trial versions and need payment for full-time use, which is not always disclosed at first.
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Long-lasting battery life
The battery life of the Fitbit Versa varies between 3 and 6 days depending on use and Wi-Fi and Bluetooth settings. This also means that you usually don’t have to worry about charging your watch at night and you can properly use the “Sleep tracking & stages” feature. Regarding the charging itself, it takes only two hours to get from 0% to a fully charged battery.
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Weight:
1.34 oz (38 g)
Dimensions:
1.55 x 1.55 x 0.44 in (39.35 x 39.35 x 11.24 mm)
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Fitbit OS
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4 GB internal (2.5GB for music)
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