The most anticipated release of 2015 in the wearable world was Motorola's update to its Moto 360 and it certainly did not disappoint. The second-generation device saw a decent smartwatch offering excellent build quality and hardware. Critics said raved about its good value as long as if you avoid the extras but they are hard to resist. Battery life is good and performance too. All of this lead to a whole hearted recommendation but there was disappointment that there wasn't more change to its flat tyre display. Its saving grace was its personalisation where you can fully customise the device on the Motorola website. Starting at £299, It comes in three versions: two 42mm models aimed at men and women, and a 46mm version too, which will likely just appeal to men. Within those, there's a choice of three different cases, six kinds of bezel and five straps. Do the math and you'll discover there's plenty to play with. It's not going to be as screen-tastic as an Apple Watch but it does keep up in just about every other department and is a cheaper and more traditionally-styled watch.
