A recent report showed that Motorola is expected to soon announce a new smartwatch in the Moto G lineup powered by Google's Wear OS operating system. Now, more recent information has been made available by the Reddit forum showing text written on the back of the watch body that says "Snapdragon Wear 4100", thus indicating that this new watch will be powered by Qualcomm's latest chipset for wearables.
Named Moto G Watch, it is expected to be the successor to the Moto 360, a model launched in 2019 that was actually produced by the company's partner called eBuyNow. In addition to the inscriptions that point to the presence of the Snapdragon 4100 processor, it is possible to see that the watch has a button and a rotating crown.
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The rest of the information about the Moto G Watch talks about the built-in GPS feature and a degree of water resistance that wasn't very evident due to the cut, but that could refer to 3 or 5ATM certification.
We also noticed the presence of the wireless charging coil on the back of the watch, suggesting that Motorola will adopt this new charging standard instead of the Pogo that has been used generally. The model's operating system should be on Google's Wear OS.
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The Snapdragon Wear 4100 is the latest chip released by Qualcomm, and it has been shown to be the most energy efficient, especially when compared to its predecessor Snapdragon Wear 3100. The first smartwatch model with Snapdragon 4100 on the market is the TicWatch Pro 3 , and some reviews spread over the internet have highlighted the energy factor as the main factor of this model.
There is still not much information about the alleged Moto G Watch, but it seems that new information should arrive soon, as the manufacturer moves towards the official launch of the product.
