Motorola outs another cheap smartwatch, the Moto Watch 40

Not many Motorola users know that the US-based company offers a pretty decent range of smartwatches. The new Moto Watch 40 is the latest smartwatch introduced by Motorola to the US market. This is a very inexpensive wearable device that costs almost as much as a fancy fitness tracker.

The Moto Watch 40 is available in Phantom Black and Rose Gold. Both color versions are available for just $65 via the official Motorola website. Free shipping and a one-year warranty are also included.

In terms of specs, it's a fairly modest smartwatch that runs Motorola's homebrew Moto Watch operating system. The Moto Watch 40 sports a 1.57-inch LCD screen and a small 240 Ah battery that promises 10 days of use.

The smartwatch is IP67 certified, making it water resistant. It comes with an accelerometer, SpO2, sleep, and heart rate tracking. The case is made of zinc alloy, but keep in mind that this smartwatch is limited to Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, it does not have built-in GPS.

According to Motorola, all sleep data can also be synced with Google Fit. In fact, the Moto Watch 40 offers deep integration with Google Fit, so this is where you'll see how you're performing during your fitness workouts.

Finally, those interested can personalize their smartwatch by swapping the straps. Motorola offers a multitude of strap models in different colors, sold separately through its official online store.