October 2, 2012
Feedback submitted!Unable to submit feedback! I am a Motorola fan and Android user, but with alot of experience on Apple products as well. I was looking for a way to keep better tabs on my workouts including pace and heart rate as well as the GPS data for outdoor activities. I am overall very satisfied with the following: Pairing with bluetooth devices, pairing with my heart rate monitor, and the app that allows me to monitor my workouts on my Motorola phone.The initial set up was a bit frustrating, largely driven by the store's (Verizon) lack of knowledge of the product and accessories. It took a few days to get the wrist strap, headphone jack waterproofing grommet and heart monitor. I am certain that if Apple came up with this product, this would have been smoother, but I have now been up and running for several weeks. I use the product 3-5 days a week for working out and 4-5 days a week as an mp3 player on my commute.Battery life is good and the product has mostly worked well.In general, I do not use the product as a watch daily, but when I have, people seem to like the style quite a bit.In short, Moto seems to have resolved many of the initial bugs that early adopters suffered through, and the device now works as billed and seems better than other similar devices. With the new iPod Nano going back to the older long style, it appears that Motorola will have less competition in this space, and I only hope they continue with the upgrades.