Motorola Moto Watch Fit Costs $199—and It Barely Needs Charging

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May 20, 2025 - 14:30

Motorola announced the Moto Watch Fit smartwatch last month, alongside the new Razr lineup. We did not know the price of the watch back then, well, we do know. Motorola has announced the price tag of the Moto Watch Fit.

The price tag of Motorola’s new Moto Watch Fit smartwatch has been confirmed

The Moto Watch Fit will set you back $199 if you opt to get it. The device will be priced at $249 in Canada. Do note that it’s still not available to purchase, however, it will become available starting on May 22.

The watch will first become available from Motorola’s official website, and then it will arrive to Best Buy and Amazon after that. So, it will only be available directly from Motorola on May 22, from what we can gather.

Do note that this smartwatch does not come with Wear OS, however. So if that’s what you thought, you’ll have to look elsewhere. The Moto Watch Fit comes with Motorola’s proprietary OS.

In regards to its price, it may be appealing to some, seems like too much to others, mainly due to the lack of Wear OS. It all depends on what you’re looking for and what you need from a smartwatch.

It can provide over 2 weeks of use on a single charge

The Motorola Watch Fit is focused on fitness, as its name suggests. Motorola says that it will offer a 16-day battery life, while this is a square watch, as you can see. It has a 1.9-inch OLED display on the front and supports standard 22mm watch bands.

The watch is made out of aluminum, and it supports 5ATM water resistance, while it is also IP68-rated. It is compatible with Android, that much we know. Motorola also said that 5 minutes of charging will get you 1 day’s worth of use. GPS is included here, as is a heart rate sensor. The watch can track your sleep and has over 100 sports modes built in.

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