Motorola Moto 360 First Look: The Only Android Wear Which is Metal and Premium

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Motorola Moto 360 - Processing and Wireless Charging Support

The Moto 360 runs on a TI OMAP 3 processor with 4 GB of native storage and 512 MB of RAM. Based on our testing, it performed at par with any other smartwatch you can expect. There was no lag as such. The dual microphones worked well, too.

The watch also comes with a superbly designed wireless charging system. All you need to drop the Moto 360 into the supplied charging dock. It's less cumbersome way and a lot easier than the clip-on charging stations.