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I got the Moto360, just because it came free with my Nexus6. I'd thought wearables were a bit gimmicky, and had intended to just sell it on, but since it was approaching Christmas I was busy, and then my watch broke so I decided to use it as a watch...and now I hate being without it!
It's fairly basic, to be honest, not one of the more all-singing all-dancing models, but it's perfect for me. I've been on a pretty intense fitness kick recently, so having something I'm wearing anyway so can't forget to take it clock my steps and heart rate and such when my epic phablet can't come along (such as during a good gym session) is ideal. I do use it like a remote in the car, as my banger only has a tape deck, so I've got Spotify playing via my phone connected to a cassette adapter, and if I'm chilling at lights, much easier to tap my wrist (don't even need to look because it's all condensed) than fumble about unlocking a phone, or when my mother calls I can tap once to have the call answered and on speaker so I can tell that I'm driving rather than ignore her and have her call forty billion times in a panic because not answering the phone obviously means I'm dead.
It's fairly basic, to be honest, not one of the more all-singing all-dancing models, but it's perfect for me. I've been on a pretty intense fitness kick recently, so having something I'm wearing anyway so can't forget to take it clock my steps and heart rate and such when my epic phablet can't come along (such as during a good gym session) is ideal. I do use it like a remote in the car, as my banger only has a tape deck, so I've got Spotify playing via my phone connected to a cassette adapter, and if I'm chilling at lights, much easier to tap my wrist (don't even need to look because it's all condensed) than fumble about unlocking a phone, or when my mother calls I can tap once to have the call answered and on speaker so I can tell that I'm driving rather than ignore her and have her call forty billion times in a panic because not answering the phone obviously means I'm dead.
@thesoupdragon I've been using mine with the HTC M9, It's all managed through the Android Wear App
The Urbane can sync through the internet (WiFi) as well though haven't tried that out yet. I have bluetooth switched on all the time for my fitbit and when i'm in the car, can't say i've noticed it drain any quicker than before.
Sorry really not a very good picture but here's the best I can manage just now. and yes I stil have the protective plastic on it.
I've been using "OK Google" on the watch though it does require an internet connection so I can only really use it at home. Seems to work well, almost exactly the same as the phone from what i've tried.
@jeffkinn would actually be quite interesting to compare
