usability, price, design, performance, maps

reliability

55% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, performance, price, durability, design

reliability

77% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Rainproof ; On-device route mapping ; Music player ; Bluetooth pairing with phone and headphones ; Physical buttons

Limited data sets

We were impressed at the functionality on the watch which includes a live GPS map which shows your location as well as recorded route on a map, something unmatched on any sport watch. It even has a virtual partner function so you can run against your...

Steps recorded on watch face ; Displays messages and alerts ; Various sports settings

Rather expensive ; Metal back condenses sweat ; Headphone jack positioning

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

Overall there is plenty to love about the Motorola ACTV. It is sophisticated, it looks good and it's easy to use. It does just about everything you could ask of it, as well as being compatible with a range of other sensors and devices to make it a...

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.

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, it only...

Motorola's incredibly capable MotoActv fitness device can tackle just about any fitness task--such as tracking workouts via GPS and connecting to headsets via Bluetooth--and it serves as a very tiny digital music player. Yet, if you're looking for a...

A revolution in GPS that blurs the boundaries of MP3 player and training aid

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...

Slick looks, packed with features, innovative attachment system forwrist, belt or handlebar

Not cheap, battery life not great

The Motorola MotoACTV is a very smart looking device with aninnovative system for attaching it to your wrist, arm, belt or bikehandlebars. The interface is slick, it's easy to use and sync withyour computer and keeps track of your workout stats. There...

GPS-enabled. Solid music player. Easy to set up. Nice Web features. Touch screen. Excellent data displays.

Pricey. Doesn't include essential accessories. App available only for Android users.

Loading music onto the device took nothing more than connecting it to my computer with the USB cord. iTunes was recognized as my default music playing software, which made it easy to choose playlists when prompted. MotoActv is compatible with all music...

This device was a pleasant surprise to me. I’m by no means a healthy person, definitely someone who could benefit from a regular run outside in the summer or inside the mall in the winter, and what do you know, this device has me wanting to do it. In...