The Moto Watch 70 and Moto Watch 200 are the newest smartwatches from Motorola. While the latter offers a few more high-end features like an AMOLED display and Bluetooth calling, the former is an entry-level smartwatch with a focus on the typical health and activity tracking features. Pricing and availability have not yet been disclosed by Motorola, although the official website indicates that both watches will be available soon.
Moto Watch 200
The 1.78-inch AMOLED display on the Moto Watch 200 is housed in a 45mm aluminium casing. The watch has an accelerometer, altimeter, heart rate monitor, SpO2 metre, and is 5ATM waterproof. You receive built-in GPS and activity monitoring for more than 28 sports. Your data can be synced between Watch 200 and Google Fit and Strava.
For on-device calls, the Watch 200 has a microphone and speaker and launches Moto Watch OS. With normal use, the 355mAh battery, according to Motorola, can last up to 14 days. The watch has fall detection alarms and pairs with your phone through Bluetooth 5.3 LE.
Phantom Black and Gold will be the colours offered for the Moto Watch 200.
Moto Watch 70
A 43mm zinc alloy body houses a 1.69-inch curved LCD on the Moto Watch 70. The smartwatch has a temperature sensor and a heart rate monitor, and it is IP67 rated. More than 100 watch face options are available, and you receive the same activity and sleep tracking as with the Watch 200.
The watch launches Moto Watch OS after pairing over Bluetooth 5.0 LE. A 355mAh battery powers the device for 10 days of continuous operation. Phantom Black is the only colour available for the Moto Watch 70.