as an owner of a moto 360, they are not all they are cracked up to be. first off, they are big. i'm a big guy (6' 235lbs), and this thing is a huge brick on my arm. you notice the size, people notice the size, walls, door frames, cars you walk by, they notice the size too. my daughter has an apple watch, and she is tiny, and the apple watch size is a lot smaller and looks almost normal on her. however, with my big oaf hands, my finger almost covers the entire screen, so i can't properly use it. second, they are motion sensor activated, so when you turn your wrist, it comes on. so, naturally, driving at night makes your car a disco. third, because of the constant on and off, the battery dies. so when you finally get an opportunity to use it, it's dead. fourth, if by some chance, your battery hasn't died yet, and you go to check the time, it comes on, then you have to swipe away 25 random notifications to see the time. no, i don't care how long it will take me to get home from here, great, i made 12,000 steps today, i don't care about the weather in 4 different locations... fifth, the watch faces, no matter how cool they look online, they look like garbage on the watches. sixth, the only useful purpose i have found is if your phone is in your pocket and you get a call from someone you don't want to talk to, you can ignore the call without getting your phone out. otherwise, you can reply to texts, if you don't feel like looking like a weirdo talking to your wrist. all in all, i bought it for the novelty, which wore off in about 3 days, which is how long it took me to realize just how cumbersome having a smartwatch is.
and SOMETHING on the left side of the start screen 
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