Yes it lasts a whole day. After using it from waking up and then putting it on the charger when going to bed, it still has battery left - easily after 15 hours.

I had it, as I WAS using it, it can not go beyond 12 hrs

There is an update for the system that increases battery life released in August-September. I can go through a ~15 hour day and still have ~30% battery. It all depends how much you use it.

It will definitely last 24 hours now after the update. Grab one while it's hot!!!

My battery lasts between 12-15 hours with Ambient Mode ON, and 35-40 hours with Ambient Mode OFF. I have had the watch for a few weeks now using the latest update and this is what I am consistently getting.

Full "business" day. I had about 25% left after using it for a full day (from 7am to 9pm). I didn't use the watch excessively and my day involved trekking through an airport for which the watch proved extremely useful.

That totally depends on how much you use the watch and if you have the ambient screen on. My watch lasts about 16 hours with moderate use. I have it set to turn the watch face off when I'm not using it.

I would say that it lasts a full working day with normal usage. So I'd say about 16 hours. So you can go from about 7am to 10pm without a real problem. Although just like a phone, if your using the voice features and have the watch face to be always on then your life will probably drop.

Yeah the first day battery sucks because the update for some reason drains it but i get two full days easy

The battery does last more than a full day if you use it with moderate use and have the ambient screen option turned off.

I don't have the actual length measured but I bought an aftermarket 7" band that was shorter than this and didn't fit my wrist well. The stock one did however fit well on my larger wrist.

Apox 9" max wrist size is aprox 8". But can band can be interchanged to fit any size.

I don't have a means to measure the band handy, but I'm a good-sized guy, and I'm only at the half-way point on the leather band. I can't comment on the metal band, sorry.

i think this watch fits virtually anyone. its a standard size band.

This watch is talored to fit all wrists!

Width 22mm Length appx. 7in
It should fit most large wrists. If it doesn't then you can buy a standard 22mm strap and use it in place of the one included.

How large is "large?" My wrist is 9 inches in circumference and I have 3 notches to spare in the wristband.

I fits my wrist but only on the last 2 holes. The first 5 holes are a waste of time and should not be there. Large faced watch not so large band. Who ever decided standard watch band length should be slapped. I require larger bands on all my watches and do not like all of the loops and buckles directly under my wrist. Added length also feels more secure. Even Gear 2 bands are terrible. Had to make a plastic extension for it to fit comfortably.

I have a big wrist and it fits me just fine, with 4 notches left. You can also change out the band for another one that could be longer for you if you want or to have a different looking band.

It's pretty long given... I would say it will for given my wrist is a medium easy and I have plenty of room to breathe

It is pretty much an extension of the phone. The notifications are pushed to the watch from the phone. It works great away from the phone but only as a watch. You can set alarms and it will vibrate but it offloads most of the work to the phone to do and then that information is passed back to the watch. So in short it is really "tied" to the phone.

The watch will still perform some basic functions, like tell the time, measure your pulse and steps. Depending on which watchface you're using and what apps are installed on the watch itself, you MAY be able to do a few more things.

Ultimately, though, the Moto 360 is designed to work in conjunction with an Android phone.

With the watch disconnected from the phone you can still listen to music on the device: it has 2.5 gbs usable storage. And most apps that don't require a network to run. I.E. any games you install. Fitness apps that track heart rate and steps. It won't know where you went but will know how fact your heart was pumping and how many strides you took. Hope thus helps

Some of the features are tied to the phone exclusively but there are some features that function on the watch as a standalone. You are able to view the Pedometer and Heart Rate Monitor as well as change the settings. When i first picked up the device my smartphone battery was low, too low to turn on bluetooth in my opinion so i wore the watch for almost 10 hours in standalone mode.

A lot of third party apps run just fine without a connection. You still have all of the functionality of the watch, pulse monitor, and even your music provided you've opted to store some of your music on the 360's memory. Of course you can sync it with a Bluetooth headset making it easy to take a short run without reaching for your phone. Where it really shines is when it's connected to Google Services and your phone. The Google Voice search and Google Maps for the 360 have come in very handy. Having notifications at a glance without the phone is priceless!

You MUST have your phone with you at all times if you want notifications on messages, phone calls, etc. It wouldn't be worth much other than time without it.

If you want that functionality, look into a Samsung Gear S but be aware you will have to have a separate "phone" plan for the watch!

Most of the information comes from the Bluetooth connected to your phone, but you can download some music to the watch to listen to if you have a Bluetooth headset. Other than that without being connected to your phone it will just be like wearing a normal watch to tell the time.

Most of the functions that the watch can perform is via the phone. It's just another dimension to interact with information without having to use your phone in certain cases.
The watch will perform as a watch and have not cloud connectivity without your phone, but you can use other features like HRM and certain standalone games that can be played on the watch (like flappy birds).

It functions still as a regular watch date/time. There are several occassions I've left my phone home/in car etc.. It will still operate the built in fuctions like heart rate, step counter and as soon as you are close to phone it will resync.

S1/2 of a day dependent on your apps

If it's fetching a large amount of data for let's say a software update, the battery tends to run out soon. But if I use it normally connected to my phone via bluetooth, it lasts me 8-9 hours.

I usually get pretty close to a full day like from 8am-8pm without the ambient screen on

If you turn off ambient screem mode ( dimming the display when not in use , but always on ) and turn off wrist gestures ( the phone's ability for the screen to come on at the flick of the wrist, also to scroll thru notifications without touching the watch ) , it will last a little over 24 hours. aslo, set a watch face once or twice a day and leave it there. Constantly changing it will drain the battery. I use mine everyday and I use it quite a bit . I purchased a extra charger to use at work just in case it drained too quickly , but after the two tips listed above, I do not even need it. I take it off the charger at about 7:30am and put it back on at 10pm when I go to bed. It will have about 20 percent of a charge left. There is a android phone app that comes with it to show the approximate battery time remaining.

I've owned the Moto 360 for quite a while now and the battery isn't as bad as many would say it is. Most days, I use it to receive Twitter updates, text message and Music. The watch will last me from 7 in the morning till about 10 at night. On other days when I use it for directions or play a couple games, it will probably last me until 4 or 5 in the afternoon. You can still get it lot of usage out of it as long as you know how to conserve the battery.

I would say it lasts about 12-14 hours with regular use. I can get through the day without needing to charge it. Be sure to turn off wifi to extend the battery life. It seems to drain faster while on wifi.

About 6.5 - 7 hours

Battery life is pretty good. I use my phone all day everyday and still have about 30% left by the time I get home around 7pm.

Normal usage for me it easily lasts 36 hours to 48 hours (maybe I'm a light user, not sure). With heavier use, having navigation prompts sent to it during a 6 hour car trip it lasted over 24 hours. Hope this helps.

Hi Larry,
I purchased moto 360 about a month ago. The battery life completely depends on your usage.
I charge my watch every day as I opted to receive my work email alerts on my watch (I usually get about 300 - 400 emails per day). if your usage is minimal then I should say your battery should lapse for 2 days.