10 Most Expected Wearable Devices in 2016

5. Moto 360 Sport

Motorola launched late last year an aptly-named sibling to its earlier Moto 360 smartwatch, the Moto 360 Sport. It is basically, and as its name suggests, a Moto 360 smartwatch built specifically for the sportier among us.

Compared to the regular Moto 360, Sport has a bulkier, more athletic build and it is equipped with fitness watch features – heart rate monitor, steps counter, even its own built-in GPS tracker. To make sure that the watch is versatile and can be used anywhere, Moto 360 Sport does not have an LCD screen but instead uses an AnyLight Hybrid Display screen – basically ambient light sensors that make sure the brightness of the screen adjusts to the surroundings for better visibility any time of day and at any weather.

One other highly noticeable feature of the Moto 360 Sport is its being well-fitted for sweaty sporty wrists. The band is made sure to fit around just right without sliding off or hindering breathability even in the midst of an intense workout.

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