The Moto 360 smartwatch has gone on sale in the UK with network O2 shipping the device promising next day delivery.
The firm is asking £199 for the Android Wear smartwatch, while only appears to be only available in black at this time.
Motorola’s round-faced wearable has been in and out of stock since its launch in the US last month, with reserves quickly running out on the Google Play store and at retailers across the pond.
Widely regarded as the pick of the Android Wear watches so far, due to its premium and stylish design,
Earlier this week, the Moto 360 received a software update which significantly boosted the watch’s battery life, something that has been criticised since its release.
Brits purchasing the watch today should have it in the next couple of days with vowing next day delivery for orders. In fact some buyers are already reporting that the Google-based watch is winging its way to them.
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Via: Android Police
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