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ChuaHeAn

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Hmm guys any idea where can I get the cheapest 1st gen Moto 360?

Best deal I found so far is from Lazada, 10% off a $199 export set with 5% cashback
Which brings it to $170 for a BNIB Moto 360

I know Google store is selling it at $99 USD but it is out of stock currently
Factoring in exchange rate, cc FX charges and shipping (via vpost) should be around $170 too

Bro, mind telling me how you get the 5% cashback? At most i only see the 10% off.
 

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Thank you so much! $170 really good buy.

No problem, good deals must share
I'll probably buy it next Monday during the mastercard promo
$170 is a good price, i still see ppl selling their used moto 360s on marketplace for $200+ lol
 

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No problem, good deals must share
I'll probably buy it next Monday during the mastercard promo
$170 is a good price, i still see ppl selling their used moto 360s on marketplace for $200+ lol

I already purchase it. Found this code "MPJUMBO" still can get 10% off mastercard. I got it yesterday to avoid the black friday sales mayhem.
 

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Hmm guys any idea where can I get the cheapest 1st gen Moto 360?

Best deal I found so far is from Lazada, 10% off a $199 export set with 5% cashback
Which brings it to $170 for a BNIB Moto 360

I know Google store is selling it at $99 USD but it is out of stock currently
Factoring in exchange rate, cc FX charges and shipping (via vpost) should be around $170 too

Still available at 199?
 

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marshmellow update for moto 360 gen 1

Hi Hi
Has anyone gotten the marshmellow update for their moto 360 Gen 1?
 

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I've the update a few days ago, now the battery life is slightly improved. It think it might be due to the "doze" feature, if you took out your watch for a while, it will go into deeper sleep. The body sensor (green light) is also not turning on by itself after not giving it permission, this might help the battery life too.
 

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Just received my moto360 gen1 refurb from ebay. Around US$100 inc shipping fee.

Setting up is a pain in the arse. Made the mistake of immediately pairing to my HP before charging. The battery drain like water even when connected to the charger.

Have to unpair and delete all the android wear apps. Reset the moto back to factory setting.

After charging for more than 1 hour only reach 80% then decided to pair and update firmware.

Horrible exp.

Sent from LGE LG-D855 using GAGT
 

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Just received my moto360 gen1 refurb from ebay. Around US$100 inc shipping fee.

Setting up is a pain in the arse. Made the mistake of immediately pairing to my HP before charging. The battery drain like water even when connected to the charger.

Have to unpair and delete all the android wear apps. Reset the moto back to factory setting.

After charging for more than 1 hour only reach 80% then decided to pair and update firmware.

Horrible exp.

Sent from LGE LG-D855 using GAGT
I was contemplating to buy from eBay refurbished. Around 80usd and 20usd for shipping. But in the end i went to buy from Amazon last night.

Sent from Samsung SM-G935F using GAGT
 

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trd2970

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Eventually sold my moto 360 2nd gen
Can't get used to the slow reaction time for display to show, have to twist my wrist 2-3 times, irritating
 
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