The Moto 360 definitely made waves over the last year and a half as the definitive Android Smartwatch at the top of the heap. Its success and popularity can be attributed to its impressive aesthetic design. Not too long after, several Android Watch OEMs started abandoning their square watch face designs and switched to the round design pioneered by the Moto 360.
Despite the design shift, other than the LG Watch Urbane, nothing has really come close to matching the elegance and aesthetic appeal of the Moto 360... until now. For a few weeks we have seen tidbits about the Huawei Android watch, and even received an official glimpse of the device. Of any of the Android Wear watches available, it could be the most credible challenger to the Moto 360's popularity. The hot news of the day is that it just passed through its US FCC testing. This suggests it's not far from hitting actual retail shelves within a few months or weeks.
The fact that the watch also has a larger battery and WiFi capability further suggests it could have a competitive edge against the current Android Wear king, the Moto 360. What do you guys think of Huawei's chances of making a name for themselves in the fledgling smartwatch market?
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