Motorola has released the Moto Watch 40 smart watch with Smart Band 7 Pro design
12.02.24
Motorola has announced the launch of its new wearable device, the Moto Watch 40, which promises many useful health and activity tracking features.
In design, it is very reminiscent of the failed hybrid model of a fitness bracelet and watch Xiaomi Smart Band 7 Pro.
Key features of Moto Watch 40 include:
- 1.57″ rectangular LCD display with 85 watch faces to choose from.
- Water and dust protection according to IP67 standard, which allows you to use the watch in different conditions.
- 24-hour heart rate measurement and SpO2 sensor to monitor blood oxygen saturation.
- Sleep and stress tracking features to ensure the user’s overall well-being.
- Integration with Google Fit for easy monitoring of activity and health statistics.
- Battery with a capacity of 240 mAh, stated to last up to 10 days without recharging.
- Fast charging – only 25 minutes with included charger.
- Moto Watch OS is specially designed for Motorola smartwatches.
Two body colors are available: Phantom Black and Rose Gold.
Moto Watch 40 is already available for purchase on the manufacturer’s official website for $65.
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