Moto 360 Sport vs Samsung Gear S2: Battle of the Titans!

By Sayan

| Published: Friday, April 29, 2016, 14:47 [IST]

Motorola 360 Sport has finally arrived in India and is now available for sale online at Rs 19,999. This makes it markedly cheaper than both its competitors from the house of Samsung and Apple namely Gear S2 and Apple Watch.

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Samsung Gear S2 is in fact the only smartwatch than can be compared to the Moto 360 Sport in terms of pricing and performance. However, it's worth noting that the smartwatch from the Korean electronics maker runs on Tizen OS as compared to the Android powered Moto 360. So without further ado let's find out what all is different between the two smartwatches and which one should you opt for.

Moto 360 Sport vs Samsung Gear S2 #1

As compared to the 1.2 inch Super AMOLED (360x360p) display of the Samsung Gear S2, the Moto 360 Sport comes with a 1.37 inch LCD (360x325) display. This makes the display on the Gear S2 sharper than that of the Moto, but the difference is negligible. For protection the Moto 360 Sport comes with Gorilla Glass 3.

Moto 360 Sport vs Samsung Gear S2 #2

While the Samsung Gear S2 makes use of a 1GHz dual core Exynos 3250 chip, the Moto 360 Sport comes with Snapdragon 400 quad core chip clocked at 1.2GHz. This makes the Moto markedly faster than the Samsung Gear S2.

Moto 360 Sport vs Samsung Gear S2 #3

Both the Moto 360 Sport and Samsung Gear S2 sports 512MB RAM and 4GB of internal storage.

Moto 360 Sport vs Samsung Gear S2 #4

Samsung Gear S2 and Moto 360 Sport both comes with waterproof and dustproof certification, thereby emphasizing their company's claim of sport utility.

Moto 360 Sport vs Samsung Gear S2 #5

Like some other premium smartwatches, both the Samsung Gear S2 and Moto 360 Sport comes with an in-built Heart Rate Sensor for keeping a track of your heart during daily exercise.

Moto 360 Sport vs Samsung Gear S2 #6

As of now the Samsung Gear S2 doesn't support iPhones or iPads and is only compatible with Samsung smartphones running Android 4.3 and above. On the other hand, the Moto 360 Sport supports both Android and iOS devices.