Motorola Announces Moto Watch 70 and Watch 200 Budget Watches

Motorola has announced Moto Watch 70 and Moto Watch 200. The first is an entry-level smartwatch with a focus on the usual health and activity tracking options, while the second offers advanced functionality and more advanced stuffing.

Moto Watch 200 equipped 1.78-inch AMOLED display in an aluminum case with a diameter of 45 millimeters. Declared water resistance of 5 ATM, built-in GPS, heart rate monitor, pulse oximeter, accelerometer and altimeter. In addition, the watch will support the Fall Detection feature.

The gadget runs on the proprietary OS Moto Watch and supports Bluetooth 5.3 LE. It comes with a microphone and speaker for calls, can track activity in over 28 sports, and sync with Google Fit and Strava.

The 355 mAh battery, according to Motorola, can last up to 14 days even with heavy use.

Moto Watch 200 will be available in Phantom Black (black) and Gold (gold).

Base Model Moto Watch 70 received curved 1.69" LCD in 43mm zinc alloy body. The watch received an IP67 protection class and is equipped with a heart rate monitor with a temperature sensor.

The gadget connects to the smartphone via Bluetooth 5.0 LE. The battery with a capacity of 355 mAh is designed for 10 days of active use.

The watch supports more than 100 watch faces. The gadget will be produced only in black.

Both models should appear on sale in the near future. Prices have not yet been disclosed, but earlier there were rumors that the flagship model will cost up to $150.