Review

Moto Watch Ultra

Koyel Sen

The Moto Watch Ultra is Motorola’s new entry to the Wear OS-based smartwatch space. The smartwatch has stainless steel quality housing combined with the large 1.5-inch POLED display, LTE support, Wear OS 6, and Polar-based fitness tracker. It has two-day battery backup and two types of straps, a leather one and a silicone one. This product provides the great combination of style, smart functions, fitness capabilities, and price.

General Specifications

Here are the Moto Watch Ultra Specifications.

General Specification
BrandMotorola
ModelMoto Watch Ultra
Operating SystemWear OS 6 with two OS upgrades
ProcessorQualcomm Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1
RAM & Storage2GB RAM and 32GB storage
Battery LifeUp to two days of active use with Always-On Display turned off
Weight51g
Water ResistanceIP68 and 5ATM water resistance
Target UsersAndroid users, fitness enthusiasts, smartwatch users and buyers seeking LTE connectivity and long battery life
Design & Display Specification
Main Display1.5-inch 2.5D Curved POLED
Display Resolution466 × 466 pixels
Refresh Rate1Hz to 60Hz
Peak BrightnessUp to 2,700 nits
Display ProtectionCorning Gorilla Glass 3
BuildStainless steel body
Dimensions46.26mm × 12.1mm
DesignClassic watch-inspired design with crown and single button
StrapsLeather and silicone straps
Band CompatibilityStandard 22mm watch bands
Performance & Smart Features
ProcessorSnapdragon W5+ Gen 1 with low-power coprocessor
AppsDownloadable through Google Play Store
Google ServicesGoogle Wallet, Maps, Gmail, Calendar, YouTube Music and other Wear OS apps
LTEYes, with eSIM support
AudioSingle speaker
ControlsDigital crown and single physical button
Battery, Health & Fitness Specification
Battery Capacity550mAh
Health PlatformPowered by Polar
Activity TrackingMore than 100 activity types
Health FeaturesHeart rate, SpO2, stress monitoring and multi-stage sleep tracking
Fitness FeaturesReadiness scores, stamina updates and running coach
ConnectivityLTE, eSIM, Bluetooth and Wear OS connectivity
Other FeaturesGoogle Play Store, Polar ecosystem integration and interchangeable 22mm bands

Pros and Cons

Here are the Pros and Cons of  Moto Watch Ultra.

ProsCons
Stainless-steel design with a classic watch look.Large 46mm size may not be the one for smaller wrists.
Large and bright display that is easy to view outdoors.Gorilla Glass 3 offers less protection than newer premium options.
LTE connectivity at a competitive price.Processor and memory are less advanced than some newer rivals.
Polar-powered fitness tracking adds strong health features.Only one speaker is available.
Good battery life for everyday and overnight use.Design and colour options may appeal more to users preferring a traditional masculine style.

Final Verdict

The Moto Watch Ultra is one of the best choices for Android users looking for a stylish yet reasonably priced smartwatch. With its large 1.5 inch display that has enough brightness and a stainless steel case, LTE connection and Wear OS 6 with Polar's health monitor, this device comes packed with features. Adding two different straps and the ability to use regular 22mm bands increases the value of this watch even more. The outdated Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1, only 2GB of RAM and protection by Gorilla Glass 3 do not allow the watch to compete with the best devices available on the market. Nonetheless, these features help to keep the device's cost low.

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