Accessories
Moto 360 2nd Gen vs Apple Watch: 5 Key Differences
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Apple Watch vs Moto 360 2nd Gen: Price | ||||||
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Last but not least is the price. This is one more extremely important area that users will want to know about. The cheapest Apple Watch starts at $349, while the base Moto 360 only costs $299. That said, if users add Gold colors, a fancy texture to the watch face, or stainless steel straps it quickly reaches well into the high $300's. The most you can spend on the Moto 360 is $429, while the Gold Apple Watch is well over $1,000. The Sport is the cheapest Apple Watch, while the regular model starts out a $549, and isn't what we'd consider cheap. Given all the choices and options, the Moto 360 looks to be a better choice overall, but it all comes down to user preference, and operating system of choice. These were just a few details worth mentioning for those considering one vs the other. The new Moto 360 2nd Gen isn't available yet, but users can customize and pre-order it now on Motorola.com and it should start shipping in the next few weeks. | ||||||
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Bobbyc
09/04/2015 at 1:31 pm
Because a watch has a round design, it does not make it a better watch or a better choice. It’s simply a personal preference. The flat tire feature is dreadful and it ruins the watch. More emphasis should have been made to better implement this sensor and not make it so distracting.
Tim Davies
09/06/2015 at 8:09 pm
I feel like the sapphire screen would have been a big pro to bring up with the Apple Watch. It’s not a option for the Moto 360. It’s worth the extra $200 to many.
Andy
01/23/2016 at 8:23 pm
I think apple pay for the writer ^^