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Moto 360 (2015) vs Huawei Watch hands-on: so similar, so shiny

Posted on September 22, 2015September 27, 2019 By Jarvis

This week we’ve received two watches in the mail, one Moto 360 (the new one for 2015), and a Huawei Watch. Both devices work with Android Wear, and both devices are very, very similar. So similar that, had we gotten the same color materials for the Moto 360 as we do here the Huawei Watch, we’d have trouble telling the two apart at a glance. Up close, of course, you’ll see the Motorola logo on the single button on the Moto 360, and the shapes are slightly different – but inside, they’re largely the same.
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