Pre-order the Huawei Watch and Motorola Moto 360 (2015) right now from the Google Store

Earlier today we told you that the second-generation Motorola Moto 360, and the Motorola Moto X Pure Editionwere available to be pre-ordered from the Moto Maker website. Now, we can tell you that the second-generation Moto 360 and the Huawei Watch can both be pre-ordered from the Google Store. Both Android Wear powered smartwatches were unveiled earlier today.

The second-generation Moto 360 is available for pre-orders from Google's online store in Black (42mm) or in Cognac (46mm) priced at $299.99 and $349.99, respectively.  Shipping is free. The timepieces will ship from the warehouse in three to four weeks. The second-gen Moto 360 has a stainless-steel build, and a display protected by Gorilla Glass 3. With over 24-hours of battery life available, the Moto 360 is ready to be used throughout the entire day. And the charging dock helps turn the timepiece into a bedside clock during the evening. With Wi-Fi connectivity, you can still use the apps on your watch, even if you forget to bring your phone. And the second-generation Moto 360 will track your heart beat, the number of steps you take and the amount of calories your burn.

The Huawei Watch features a stainless-steel build and its sapphire crystal display protects the watch face from scratches. With 40 watch faces pre-installed and 1500 downloadable choices, it's like walking around with a new watch on your wrist day-after-day. The timepiece will track all of your exercises including walking, running and even stair climbing. Google Store has the timepiece available for pre-orders in silver, priced at $399. This model will be shipping from the warehouse in two to three weeks.

The Google Store is offering free shipping for both devices. Whether it is the second-generation Moto 360, or the Huawei Watch that you want to wear on your wrist, you can reserve your own watch right now by clicking on the appropriate sourcelink.


source: GoogleStore (second-gen Moto 360) (HuaweiWatch) via AndroidCentral