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what's going on everyone add ravage consumer and by now I'm sure you've heard of Android wear and wearable tech but today I've got an unboxing of the most anticipated addition to Android wear in the wearable tech market and that is the Moto 360 now Motorola announced there's quite some time ago and it got hyped up and everybody wanted one and when it finally went on sale is sold out like but luckily I was able to grab one so hey let's not waste any time let's get right into it and all right guys here we have the Moto 360 now I've been waiting for this guy forever and here you see I picked up the gray version and just a quick look around the box you can see that it's a cylinder kind of box because of course the 360 is has a round face to the sides it'll tell you some of the things that you can expect from Android wear over here it's the same thing but in another language but um yeah I'm pretty excited so I'm just gonna get to the opening of this guy so I'm gonna pop this open with my unboxing knife so here we have it and I'll slice this tape open right here there we go we've got some more tape over here and I think this is the last piece and boom so three pieces of tape and let's open this thing up boom here you have it man this this thing look pretty already alright so let's see if there's anything else over here up top here just shows you the Moto 260 and it has a nice little protective piece right here to make sure that the screen is okay inside the packaging so we'll get some tape off so let's pull this out so here we have it I'm not gonna play with it yet until I get everything else out get this to the side so of course what we have here is a charging cradle now the Moto 360 supports wireless charging so with this thing when you're plugged in with a microUSB cable which is also included inside of here and dropped it through sixty into the cradle and and boom you're charging wirelessly and I really like that I'm a fan of wireless charging so it's gonna make it a snap since this supposedly has one day of battery life you have to at night just throw it on here and you'll be good to go so let's take a look at what else we've got we've got some paperwork tells you a quick gives you a QuickStart guide so you can know exactly what to do with the 3:16 and also some warranty information and how to protect it so that's here now you also have this micro USB cable and this wall adapter so let's see what we how long the cable is when we take it apart you guys can see here that this is actually a pretty decent length cable so if you want to put this on a desk or a nice stand or something this is actually gonna be pretty solid the feel of it is pretty good yeah that's about it for this let me stop wasting time and get to the actual 360 so we're gonna clean here up a bit and let's check out the 360 and alright guys here we have the Moto 360 it comes on this little piece of cushion here that just like a normal watch so all we have to do is slide this thing out put this over to the side and here you have it now this has leather straps now this is our Harwin leather I believe it's called or ya hard wean or Harwin leather and this is it it feels pretty solid not not anything too crazy it's not the best feeling uh leather in the world but it's alright and but this feels really nice this feels very solid as far as the Moto 260 piece itself I plan on getting the metal straps that come out later in the fall those retail for about 80 bucks but you can actually buy this with the metal straps later on for 300 altogether now you pay a premium for the metal straps it's $80 but they're factoring the price of the leather straps that are included here so if you were to buy both of them separately it all would always come out to 330 dollars so yeah that's that so let's see if I can actually take this sticker off the screen and boom there you have it now I didn't mention it yet but the actual 360 itself retails for two hundred and fifty dollars which is actually a really good price point in my opinion I like the price I expected it to be like three hundred but thankfully it wasn't now I'm at the bottom here you might be I'll be able to see it already there's a little black bezel now it doesn't go all the way around the screen because all the sensors are down here and it doesn't go all around the screen so that they don't take away from real estate for the screen so all of that sensors and stuff like that are all dumb packed at the bottom so now let's actually see if we can power this thing on so just press the button got a little vibrate and you can see the Motorola symbol here kind of reminds me of the bat-signal and inside you can see the startup screen I show you some of the mechanics inside of a watch and here you have the Android wear boot up so what I'm gonna do now guys is I'm gonna set this thing up and I'm probably gonna play with it for a little bit and give you guys my first impressions now before I set this thing up I'm gonna let you guys know some of the specs of the 360 it's got a 1.5 inch screen and it's got a resolution of 320 by to 90 and that 290 is because of the black bezel at the bottom that cuts off so it's 320 by 1 290 and it also has a three hundred and twenty milliamp battery so it's supposed to last a full day but some people say that it only lasts half a day so I'm gonna let you guys know in my review how it's worked out for me it also has 4 gigs of internal storage I don't think you'll be able to store anything on this but I'm sure that's for like future updates and handling firmware and software and stuff like that it also has 512 megabytes of RAM bluetooth 4.0 which is how it connects to your phone or Android device and it's also waterproof and dustproof so you can probably take a shower with this with no problem you don't have to worry about that but that's enough of the specs let me get this connected to a device and I'll let you guys know my first impressions alright guys so I finished setting up and once you start the initial setup process you actually have to charge it some in order to actually use it I think I have to start so at least about 75% until you let me mess around with the settings and actually get into the 360 and for some of you guys who don't know what Android wear all about it'll pretty much allow you to use Google now on your Android wear device so you'll be able to see notifications and all the different things that Google now offers right from your watch without having to pull out your phone now with this you can also do like Google searches you could do navigation you can all find all kinds of information on here and I think that's really useful now there are also apps that developers make so that you can actually go in and you know add different things to be watched but I'm not sure how much all of that is going to consume the battery so I'm gonna let you guys know in a full review but so far my first impression is that I am very happy with this it looks like it's a quality device it feels very premium it definitely seems like it's worth the two hundred and fifty dollars that you pay for it but I can't make any final decisions about the overall experience until I've used it for a bit and I actually mess around with the software some but the actual feel itself is very premium very high quality stuff I'm impressed so far but I'll let you guys know in a full review how it functions and all the good stuff so if you're interested in that kind of content be sure to subscribe to the channel to make sure that you see all my updates about Android wear as well as a ton of other videos that I have coming September is going to be a really crazy month for me as far as content goes so definitely stick around so I'll catch you guys in the next video if you enjoyed it be the cool guy that gives this video a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel for more content from me and I'll catch you guys in the next video till then is your 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