A few years ago, eBuyNow took over the use of the Moto name for wearable device products. They were later acquired by CE Brands and have brought back the Moto 360 watch and offer some basic smartwatches as health trackers with their own operating systems.
Best Buy recently listed its new Moto Watch 70, a basic health tracker that focuses on lifestyle.
Moto Watch 70 uses a 1.69-inch screen, body with zinc alloy construction material. has IP67 protection, can scan pulse, read SpO2 data, supports GPS, offers 23 sports modes, and has a battery life of up to 10 days. The watch runs its own operating system instead of Wear OS.
Best Buy lists the selling price of this watch at $99 CAD which is around RM341.
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