Motorola Moto Watch Launch: 13-Day Battery Life Challenges Apple and Google
Motorola announces the Moto Watch at CES 2026, featuring an incredible 13-day battery life and Polar-powered health tracking. Available January 22nd.
Charging anxiety might finally become a thing of the past for smartwatch users. Motorola officially unveiled its first-ever wearable, the Moto Watch, at CES 2026. The device promises to disrupt the market by offering an endurance profile that leaves industry titans behind.
Motorola Moto Watch Specs and Battery Dominance
According to Motorola, the 47mm watch boasts a battery life of up to 13 days on a single charge. Even with the always-on OLED display toggled on, it's expected to last around 7 days. This puts it significantly ahead of the Apple Watch Series 11 and Google Pixel Watch 4, both of which still struggle with daily or two-day charging cycles.
Polar Health Tracking and Open Source Software
The Moto Watch isn't just about longevity. It features Polar-powered health tracking for professional-grade metrics and dual-frequency GPS for pinpoint accuracy during outdoor activities. Interestingly, Motorola opted for open-source software, a move designed to set it apart from the restrictive ecosystems of its main competitors.
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