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104 Avis
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225 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Port confortable
GPS intégré
Très bonne lisibilité en intérieur comme en extérieur
Un cadran Moto Body calibré pour la course à pied
Design réussi et bonnes finitions
Écran visible même en plein soleil
GPS inclus
La possibilité de diffuser de la musique depuis la montre vers des écouteurs / le GPS et le Wi-Fi intégrés / le moniteur de fréquence cardiaque
GPS
Qualité d'affichage et de visibilité.
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Autonomie vraiment faiblarde
Volet sportif trop limité
Ergonomie hasardeuse sur certains aspects du sport (usage du tactile au lieu de boutons
Pourtant plus rapides d'accès par exemple)
Impossible de changer le bracelet d'origine
Seulement garantie c
Bracelet en silicone inconfortable en dehors du sport
Écran décevant
Une montre avant tout faite pour les coureurs
OS mal adapté aux pratiques sportives
L'écran difficile à utiliser avec les mains humides / trop de fonctions sont ne peuvent être utilisées qu'avec Android / pas waterproof / impossible d'utiliser le GPS ou le moniteur de fréquence cardiaque avec des applications tierces.
Publié: 2016-01-05, Auteur: Jason , review by: techaeris.com
Great design. Integrates well with existing fitness apps
Battery life, have to use Moto Body phone app to sync with other fitness apps, no sleep tracking - although with the current battery life, I'm not sure it would last for a full 24 hours. Bit of a dust magnet given the silicone material
With the Moto 360 Sport going on sale on Jan. 7, it is a great option for those who want a smartwatch with a stronger focus on activity tracking. While battery life is still left to be desired, the sporty look and integration with a number of activity tra...
Reflective display performs great in the sun, Silicone body and strap built for fitness, Integrated GPS for phonefree run tracking
Battery struggles to get through a day, Fitness features underdeveloped, Silicone picks up every piece of lint and hair, Ambient display has no backlighting
Android Wear has always had some pretty basic fitness tracking built in. With a gyroscope in every smartwatch and most Android Wear watches sporting heart rate sensors, they're already capable, if basic, fitness trackers. The addition of GPS and a fitness...
Sporty design is ideal for fitness folks, Great visibility outdoors with its AnyLight screen, Builtin GPS
Water resistance is no different from other smartwatches, Poor viewing angles & subdue colors, Android Wear experience remains largely the same
Looking at what's been released ever since Android Wear's inception, we can certainly agree that everyone has been striving for that perfect design – you know, the premium kind that sparks interest right from the get-go. The Moto 360 Sport, on the other h...
Extrait: The 2015 Moto 360 is an excellent Android Wear smartwatch to use with Android and iOS. The Moto 360 Sport is the same watch with a few optimizations for those who want to use their smartwatch to track running sessions.Since I am a runner I was hoping the...
Publié: 2015-12-23, Auteur: Chris , review by: engadget.com
"Hybrid" display works great, GPS does a respectable job tracking runs, Lightweight and comfortable
Can't swap out the watch band, Could use more physical controls, Battery life could have been better
The Moto 360 Sport doesn't stray too far from the path this year's other Moto 360s took, but goodies like its AnyLight hybrid display make it great watch for the outdoors. It's plenty snappy for an Android Wear watch, too -- we just wish the hardware...
Sweat-proof band, Includes GPS, Outdoor readable display
Currently only tracks running, Android Wear is still a work in progress, Requires daily charging
More times than not, the Verge score is based on the average of the subscores below. However, since this is a non-weighted average, we reserve the right to tweak the overall score if we feel it doesn't reflect our overall assessment and price of the produ...
Moto Body Running doesn't require your smartphone to work—you can leave it at home and go track a run with only the watch, 4GB of storage for music; you can connect wireless headphones to the watch to listen to tunes while working out, Sweat-resistant, IP
Moto Body is good for tracking daily activity and running, nothing more, Distance measurements can be inaccurate on indoor runs, Heart rate monitor is hit-or-miss, $299 is quite expensive for what is, comparatively, a limited fitness watch
Water Resistant making it ideal even in rainy conditions, AnyLight display is easy to see in direct sunlight, The focus on health and fitness made it simpler keep up on exercise activities, Integrated heart rate sensor, Built-in GPS, More lightweight than
The watch will require a daily recharge if you actually use it, No customization options other than color will turn some people off, Final Thoughts, With so many different smartwatch options out there to choose from it can feel a little overwhelming to pi
With so many different smartwatch options out there to choose from it can feel a little overwhelming to pick the one that's a right fit. What Motorola have done here with the Moto 360 Sport feels like a focused approach to offering something to consumer...
Extrait: The first thing that struck me about the Moto 360 Sport is how together it felt. While the first Moto 360 seemed the epitome of style at the time back when it was launched in late 2014, it was also rolling with a replaceable watch strap system that was ev...
