DEAL: Moto 360 (3rd-Gen) is $30 Off, Down to $269 on Amazon

• Nope…Wear OS is still a joke…only the Samsung watches are worth buying at all IMO. If I was an ???? fan (which I’m not, hate ????) the ???? watch is actually pretty damn good (aside from crappy battery life); I know a number of people with them and wife had one for a while, they’re a solid option if you can deal with iOS.

• Nope…Wear OS is still a joke…only the Samsung watches are worth buying at all IMO. If I was an ???? fan (which I’m not, hate ????) the ???? watch is actually pretty damn good (aside from crappy battery life); I know a number of people with them and wife had one for a while, they’re a solid option if you can deal with iOS.

• Why is there a string of malt balls next to the watch? Strange…

• At significantly less than $5K, this is a bargain right?

• I’m so discouraged by Google’s WearOS progress that I’m inclined to go the way of the N7 Guy. Problem is, I’m still very much a Google Pixel (4XL) guy. Can’t seem to move to the dark side. But…seriously considering on jumping ship with the not-so-stellar news thus far about the Pixel 5. Sorry to go on a tangent there.

• Still way too pricey. I moved on to Apple Watches and haven’t looked back.

  • I switched about two weeks ago. The Apple Watch is a fantastic device.

• The OG 360 was the only wear OS watch that ever sparked my interest. sorry but this is too much to invest for a device that may not have any reliable support.

• How did I not know that there was a 360 v3? WTH? How much of an improvement was it on the v2?

  • I have found the new Moto 360 to be a timely replacement to the 2nd gen Moto 360. The new moto 360 is very responsive, comfortable to wear, and gets me over two days of battery life with moderate use and no wifi.

  • Check the name of the OEM before buying though, just gives one oodles of confidence.

    • To be fair, I loved my v2 way more than my current Galaxy Watch. The ‘ecosystem’ change sucks.

• Eh, honestly, no Wear watch is worth more than $200 (and this is coming from someone who currently owns 4 Wear devices of various generations.)

  Moto 360 2 (with battery I just replaced)
  Misfit Vapor (recently RMA’d and replaced for faulty battery)
  Fossil Sport
  Fossil Gen 5 Carlyle

  The last of those remains the best Wear device on the market to this day and I only spent $199.44 on it directly from Fossil, 7 months ago. There’s not much reason to even consider this at $269.

• Eh, honestly, no Wear watch is worth more than $200 (and this is coming from someone who currently owns 4 Wear devices of various generations.)

  Moto 360 2 (with battery I just replaced)
  Misfit Vapor (recently RMA’d and replaced for faulty battery)
  Fossil Sport
  Fossil Gen 5 Carlyle

  The last of those remains the best Wear device on the market to this day and I only spent $199.44 on it directly from Fossil, 7 months ago. There’s not much reason to even consider this at $269.

  • Thanks for this. I’ve been considering the Fossil Gen 5, although I haven’t convinced myself to pull the trigger. Too much of an automatic watch guy, I suppose.

    • It cannot be overstated how much 1gb of memory helps Wear devices. Having the Fossil Sport and the Gen 5 side by side is no contest even though they run the same SoC and are otherwise the same. The Gen 5 is so much more responsive.

    • I also have a gen 5 fossil, but the Garrett variety. Just keep looking for good deals. I got mine in April for $159 from Amazon. Yes, the 1gb of RAM helps a lot.

• Completely forgot about this device. The price is still too high.

• Remember when the OG 360 had the cutout at the bottom? Those were the days.

  /s

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