I've only been using the Moto sport for a few weeks so far but already miss it those times I don't wear it. It complements my Android phone perfectly. I especially enjoy it for notifications and activity tracking. Would definitely recommend this device.

Only being shower proof is its shortfall, the other issues for which it was initially criticised since having been fixed by updates.

This watch is great value for the money. stand-alone GPS and a decent battery life are a HUGE plus in my book. I run surveyed distances for time 3 times a week. The GPS and mapping on google maps is awesome. Its very comfortable and you can barely feel it on your wrist.

Excellent piece of technology. The only disadvantage is the iphone compatibility were the moto body app does not support compatibility with iphone's health app and the fact that an iphone user has access only to a few watch skins when the same time there are thousands for android

After the price reduction and offer from bank, it turned from overpriced to value for money. It works great but the only drawback is non-swtichability of band and smaller battery.

I bought this a few days ago at the store after having the original 360 I was very leery of getting this but after a few days of having it I was compelled to write a review! first off battery HUGE IMPROVEMENT and I like the fact I can now use speech to text to reply to messages instead of having to...

I bought this as a gift for my boyfriend and he loves it. He has people asking him constantly what kind of watch he has and where to get it. Only problem was the charger was designed for an European outlet but the Samsung charger works just fine so it wasn't an issue

The $299 Motorola Moto 360 Sport is an athletic-minded version of the Motorola Moto 360 , b ut the name is a bit of a misnomer; Moto 360 Run would be more accurate. Besides calories, distance, and steps, the Moto 360 Sport can only track running, so cyclists and swimmers need not apply.

Attractive, sporty design; Built-in GPS and heart rate sensor; Comfortable band

Only tracks running; Heart rate sensor is sometimes inaccurate; Poor battery life in testing; Android Wear still needs work

When Motorola announced that it would be making a new sport watch, it was not unreasonable to think that it might be an improved version of something like the MotoActv, a 2011 release that won over a small but rabid fan base of workout enthusiasts.

Sweat-proof band; Includes GPS; Outdoor readable display

Currently only tracks running; Android Wear is still a work in progress; Requires daily charging

Unlike many smartwatch manufacturers hitting the market with new devices, Motorola was one of the early players in the field. This means that they are on to their second generation of devices giving them some experience regarding what works and what does not work.