 This is Dan Seifert with The Verge and I'm taking a look at the new Moto 360 smartwatches from Motorola. These are Motorola's second generation Android Wear smartwatches and this time around it's an entire collection. We've got different sizes and different finishes. Here in my left hand is the 46mm men's version. In my right hand is the 42mm women's version. You can see there's different sized bands as well as a different sized face. You'll also be able to get a 42mm version for the men's watch as well. Motorola's of course got its various customization options available so you can customize the case color, the bezel color, the strap, all kinds of different things. Motorola says there's over 300 different combinations that you can do now this time around. One of the big design changes is the new lugs here which allow you to easily swap the band out. You can see this particular band has quick release straps so you can quickly swap it out for something else making it a lot easier than you could with the prior model. And the button has been moved up to the 2 o'clock position. It's very similar, it's still a round face, still has the flat tire down there at the bottom which Motorola says is necessary to get as large a face in as small a space as possible. And then of course there's the heart rate monitor and motion tracking and water resistance features as well. Motorola's also added some new software. It's improved its Moto body software but there's this new customizable dials on the watch face here. They're kind of like the complications that you get on a standard watch or even on the Apple watch and you can get various pieces of information right there without having to do anything but glance at your wrist. In addition, Motorola is also offering a 360 Sport model which has a 42mm display with a silicon band. It's got a couple of unique features like built-in GPS and the ability to have the screen display in any sunlight or lighting conditions. However, that won't be available until later this year. You'll be able to pre-order the new Moto 360 starting today from Motorola.com as well as through Best Buy.com and Amazon.com. And the prices will range from about $299 all the way up to $430.
 This is Dan Seifert with The Verge and I'm taking a look at the new Moto 360 smartwatches from Motorola.
 These are Motorola's second generation Android Wear smartwatches and this time around it's an entire collection.
 We've got different sizes and different finishes. Here in my left hand is the 46mm men's version.
 In my right hand is the 42mm women's version. You can see there's different sized bands as well as a different sized face.
 You'll also be able to get a 42mm version for the men's watch as well.
 Motorola's of course got its various customization options available so you can customize the case color, the bezel color, the strap, all kinds of different things.
 Motorola says there's over 300 different combinations that you can do now this time around.
 One of the big design changes is the new lugs here which allow you to easily swap the band out.
 You can see this particular band has quick release straps so you can quickly swap it out for something else making it a lot easier than you could with the prior model.
 And the button has been moved up to the 2 o'clock position.
 It's very similar, it's still a round face, still has the flat tire down there at the bottom which Motorola says is necessary to get as large a face in as small a space as possible.
 And then of course there's the heart rate monitor and motion tracking and water resistance features as well.
 Motorola's also added some new software. It's improved its Moto body software but there's this new customizable dials on the watch face here.
 They're kind of like the complications that you get on a standard watch or even on the Apple watch and you can get various pieces of information right there without having to do anything but glance at your wrist.
 In addition, Motorola is also offering a 360 Sport model which has a 42mm display with a silicon band.
 It's got a couple of unique features like built-in GPS and the ability to have the screen display in any sunlight or lighting conditions.
 However, that won't be available until later this year.
 You'll be able to pre-order the new Moto 360 starting today from Motorola.com as well as through Best Buy.com and Amazon.com.
 And the prices will range from about $299 all the way up to $430.