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Again, not sure how much I would really want to speak to my wrist and have everyone hear the caller. I will say the streaming music and speakerphone for phone calls did work very well. It is a lot wider than my Jawbone Up band and I don’t think I would wear this out if I was dressed up. It was annoying to have to turn the screen on to display the time – some sort of motion sense or something should kick that off. The display was clear enough, but a bit boring and small – no color. The watch did actually not look too bad on my wrist and the fit was comfortable – not too loose and not too tight. Nope, couldn’t get this to work and spent half the time turning the watch off by accident pressing button B for various lengths of time. I am still waiting to get this – no combination of button pushes could get this to work – unless I activated it from the phone first which defeats the purpose completely! The manual says to press button B which will change the display to speak and press button A to confirm. The big thing for me was to get one button access to Siri without having to dig my phone out of my pocket or purse. This all sounds great – I was excited to get this device.

Looks stylish in a Star Trek communicator way.

Can be used to connect to Siri or Google Now for voice commands.

Alerts when you go more than 10ft away from your phone.

Can stream your music through the built in speakers.

Can be used as hands free speakerphone with built in speakers and microphone.

Vibrates with caller ID so you can decide to accept or ignore call.

It has Bluetooth connectivity to both Android and Apple.

If you go to the Mota website and read about the features of the G2 it seems to do everything you would want in a low entry point device: For instance, why couldn’t the G2 get the time from the phone? FEATURES I will pause at this point to say I think this watch is more of a dumb smartwatch than a smart smartwatch! Really, I am waiting very impatiently for the long rumored Apple iWatch and this experience just reinforced my feeling that Apple is more likely to make something ‘smart’.

Pairing the watch to my iPhone 5S was easy and after I read the manual I did set the correct time.

The watch came almost fully charged which was a pleasant surprise – I don’t like to have to wait to play. The box itself has been shipped in a lightly padded envelope and had got slightly damaged – just cosmetic, but still. Shipping was fast – even though the tracking said estimated receive date was a week after when I actually received it.