Motorola Moto Watch 120

The Motorola Moto Watch 120 features a 1.43″ OLED/AMOLED touchscreen with a pixel density of 326 ppi and always-on display support, housed in a case measuring 50.6 mm tall, 44.6 mm wide, and 11 mm thick, with a total weight of 55 g. The watch carries an IP68 rating, confirming solid water resistance for everyday use. Its 22 mm band is replaceable, offering some room for customization, though the display does not include branded damage-resistant or sapphire glass. The watch is not designed for kids.

The Moto Watch 120 includes a heart rate monitor and a pulse oximeter for tracking cardiovascular activity and blood oxygen levels, alongside an accelerometer for motion-based data. It does not feature a GPS module, gyroscope, compass, barometer, cadence sensor, body temperature sensor, or perspiration monitor, keeping the sensor suite focused on core health essentials.

The Moto Watch 120 covers a solid range of everyday activity tracking, including step counting, distance, and pace measurement, along with sleep tracking and detailed sleep reports. It can detect activities automatically, supports exercise tagging, and includes a route tracker for mapping movement. Elevation tracking, multi-sport mode, and swim stroke counting are not available, and the watch is not designed for diving or golf, nor does it track calorie intake.

The Moto Watch 120 connects to smartphones via Bluetooth 5.3 and is compatible with both Android and iOS devices. It does not include a cellular module, Wi-Fi, NFC, ANT+, or Galileo support, keeping its wireless feature set centered solely on Bluetooth-based phone pairing.

The Moto Watch 120 is equipped with a rechargeable 300 mAh battery rated for up to 10 days of use on a single charge, with wireless charging supported for cable-free top-ups. The battery is not removable and the watch does not offer solar charging as an alternative power source.

The Moto Watch 120 handles day-to-day smartwatch duties with wrist notifications, call control, and the ability to answer calls directly from the wrist, along with a phone finder function and resting heart rate monitoring. It also includes a silent alarm, vibrating alerts, and a stopwatch for practical everyday use. On the other hand, it does not support ECG technology, irregular heart rate warnings, fall detection, smart alarm, readiness or recovery scoring, voice commands, a camera remote shutter, fast GPS lock, or a front camera.

The companion app for the Moto Watch 120 is free and ad-free, offering a broad set of tools that cover activity reports, calorie burn tracking, an exercise diary, food diary, water intake tracking, weight tracking, and goal setting. It supports a points-based system, achievements, coaching, voice feedback, live tracking, route support, widgets, and app personalisation, giving users a fair amount of flexibility in how they engage with their data. Inactivity alerts are included as well. Temperature tracking and a barcode scanner are not available within the app.

The Moto Watch 120 includes a battery level indicator and is compatible with both external heart rate monitors and smart scales, broadening its usefulness within a wider health tracking setup. The watch does not support aptX, has no external memory slot, and lacks a 3.5 mm audio jack. On the software side, the companion app is not available on PC and is not compatible with Windows or Mac OS X.