Testseek.com have collected 26 expert reviews of the Motorola MotoACTV Sports Wrist Strap and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola MotoACTV Sports Wrist Strap.
February 2012
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The editors liked
Extremely versatile and possessing the flexibility of Android
The MotoActv tracks workout stats through GPS and a pedometer
And it even suggests energizing playlists. It also has Bluetooth for linking to phones
Headsets
And other sensors
The editors didn't like
Starting at $249.99
This gadget costs as much as a modern smartphone. It's made for serious exercise and doesn't provide casual activity tracking or offer goals for daily activity levels. While the MotoActv's phone-linking function is nice
Compared to other fitness watches I have had the discomfort of using, the Motorola Actv is a thing of beauty. If you mind is willing and your flesh needs a tweak, then provided you have a Motorola phone, it has all you need to shed a few pounds – and ...
Basically, I've not come to any conclusions yet. I can't quite decide if the MOTOAVTV is just not for me or if it's really not that great a product or indeed if I just haven't been using it to it's full potential. I think the crux of it lies in the fee...
Slick looks, packed with features, innovative attachment system for wrist, belt or handlebar,
Not cheap, battery life not great
The Motorola MotoACTV is a very smart looking device with an innovative system for attaching it to your wrist, arm, belt or bike handlebars. The interface is slick, it's easy to use and sync with your computer and keeps track of your workout stats. The...
This glossy sports tracking device has loads of innovative and very useful features, but also has a number of disappointing limitations and an inappropriately short battery life ...
Wide range of features, compatibility with plenty of accessories and sensors, easy to use, convenient wireless syncing, nicely designed interface, motoactv.com supports it well, variety of straps and mounts
Not properly waterproof, battery life isn't fantastic
An impressive feature set should give the ACTV wide appeal for athletes, especially runners. The interface is modern and easy to navigate, with plenty of customisation supporting a sports system through motoactv.com that offers just about everything yo...
Rainproof, Ondevice route mapping, Music player, Bluetooth pairing with phone and headphones, Physical buttons
Limited data sets
We're very excited about the Motoactv. It looks like it will be cheaper than even the excellent Nike Sport Plus but also includes virtual partner, on-screen GPS mapping, takes incoming text and c...
Published: 2012-01-01, Author: Luke , review by: T3.com
Steps recorded on watch face, Displays messages and alerts, Various sports settings
Rather expensive, Metal back condenses sweat, Headphone jack positioning
Entering a market on the verge of a boom the Motorola MOTOACTV is an all-round strong device that ticks all the boxes. A good battery life means you will charge the device at most twice a week based on frequent use while the ease at which activity inf
Abstract: It takes 2,886 steps to get from my house to the offices of The Globe and Mail, a trip I make in 26 minutes and 41 seconds, in the process burning 185 calories.Pretty much everything you do, from the type of breakfast cereal you buy to your decision t...
Abstract: The MotoActv is one of those accessories you might be interested to look into if you're heavily invested in Android smartphones and is a fitness buff. Consider it an extension of your Android phone that comes with a GPS monitor, a Life Tracker and remote ...
