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How long does it take you to charge your smart watch?what is the watch

I rarely get the watch to drain completely, but when it does, it takes about an hour to charge to full. My normal day of watch-wearin' is from ~6 a.m. to ~9 p.m. by the time i put it on the charger it's down around 25%.

Moto 360.
 
Pretty much the same as @lunatic59 here. I take it off the charger around 7 a.m. and when I take it off my wrist around 10-11 p.m. I have ~15-25% left. It charges up really fast too.

Moto 360 with a Moto X 2nd gen.
 
Average is an hour. I have a Pebble Time. I just charge it in the evening while I am using my computer.
 
LG G Watch. Usually lasts 1-2 days, although heavy usage (installing apps and playing with them all the time) will drain the battery in as little as 4 hours. It charges really fast, usually can go from 10% to full in a bit over an hour.
 
Dastany said:
It takes normally 1- 1.5 hours to get fully charged on my Samsung Gear. But now I am thinking about switching to Modular smart watch and want to use block for extra battery life.
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@Dastany you trying to promote this "Modular watch", do you work for them? It's just that I've seen you mention it in several threads recently. I did reply to you last last week, it's only a concept, there's no real details about it at all, well we know it's not Android Wear, it's rather late, may well never produce a product now...it's vaporware!

FYI
http://androidforums.com/threads/i-...-and-modular-smart-watch.937241/#post-7061159

Google are already rather late and delayed yet again on their Project Ara http://www.projectara.com/ Which is a kind of modular smart-phone that you put various parts together that you want, but Project Ara like this Modular watch, it's only a concept. If they can't make it work for a smart-phone, how the hell are they going to do it with something as tiny as a smart-watch using building block modules. Outsource it to Lego perhaps?
 
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So they all charge in about an hour and last all the workday plus some. I know that's crazy compared to a regular plain old electric watch but not bad considering it's new tech.
 
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