Moto 360 Sport
Motorola
Fitness-focused variant with a fixed silicone band, an AnyLight hybrid display panel intended for outdoor/sunlight readability, and built-in GPS -- unusual for an Android Wear device at the time. Exact release day and discontinuation date not confirmed; Motorola did not release another Wear OS device under its own name in this era afterward.
Display
| Display Type | LCD As stated by manufacturer: “AnyLight hybrid backlit/reflective panel for outdoor readability” |
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| Shape | Round |
Performance
| Chipset | Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 |
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| RAM | 0.5 GB As stated by manufacturer: “512MB” |
| Storage | 4 GB |
Battery
| Battery Capacity | 300 mAh |
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| Charging Type | Proprietary wireless As stated by manufacturer: “Qi-compatible wireless charging dock” |
Connectivity
| Bluetooth | Yes |
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| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| NFC | No |
| GPS | Yes As stated by manufacturer: “Built-in GPS, marketed as a standalone run-tracking feature” |
Sensors
| Heart Rate Sensor | Yes |
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| Accelerometer | Yes |
| Gyroscope | Yes |
Build & Design
| Case Material | Reinforced polymer/silicone As stated by manufacturer: “Fixed silicone sport band, not user-swappable via standard lugs” |
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| Water Resistance Rating | IP67 |
| Interchangeable Straps | No |
Software & Compatibility
| iPhone Compatible | Yes |
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