Nowadays, Motorola is probably not the first name that springs to mind when you think of the best smartwatches, but the brand has quietly made a comeback of late in the form of the Moto Watch Fit, a lightweight, no-nonsense fitness watch designed for Android users.
It undercuts most of the competition in terms of price point while offering a surprisingly (almost) complete feature set, including built-in GPS, a 1.9-inch AMOLED screen, 100+ sports modes, sleep tracking and up to a whopping 16 days of battery life.
While that sounds amazing on paper, does it stack up in real life? Well, to find out, I’ve been wearing it daily for a few weeks, pairing it with my everyday Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra smartphone to test out syncing, fitness tracking and general usability. It might look like an Apple Watch at first glance, but this is a very different beast under the hood. And in a good way? You’re about to find out…
