Motorola has launched a new pocket-friendly smartwatch called the Moto Watch 120. This new watch refreshes the company’s smartwatch lineup after the Moto Watch 40 was launched around six months ago.

Some of the highlights of this smartwatch include advanced sleep tracking, stress tracking, smart notification, 100+ sports modes, 80+ custom watch faces, hands-free calling, and 10 days of battery life. For health tracking, it equips an accelerometer, HRM, and SpO2 sensors. According to the company, it can also optimize workouts and maximize results by monitoring heart rate and training zones in real-time, while the smart notification feature can discreetly receive and view important notifications without ever needing to reach for your phone.

Moto Watch 120 specifications:

The Moto Watch 120 comes with a 1.43” circular AMOLED display and a metal (Zinc alloy) case. It runs Moto Watch OS and supports Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless connectivity. This watch comes in three different colors – Phantom Black, Rose Gold, and Glacier Silver.

Speaking of the battery life, the Moto Watch 120 comes with a 300 mAh battery which supports “Quick Charging”. Although the company didn’t reveal the exact charging time for this watch.

The body is IP68 dust and water-resistant and has a dimension of 50.6 x 44.6 x 11mm. Notably, it weighs 55g. For context, the previous watch from the company, the Moto Watch 40 comes with an IP67 dust and water resistant rating and weighs only 26g. The Watch 120 offers a strap length of around 175g and a width of 22mm.

Speaking of other features, the watch lets users seamlessly control music playback, skip tracks, and adjust volume right from their wrist. After accidentally misplacing the phone users can also use their watch to find it out by making it ring. A good is the feature works even if the phone is in silent mode.

Pricing and availability:

The product is listed on the company’s website with a price tag of $129.99 and a link that redirects users to Amazon, where it’s available for purchase for the same price.

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