The Motorola Moto 360 smartwatch has garnered some attention in the past week after being inadvertantly (or advertantly)  shown off on Jimmy Fallon’s The Tonight Show. It wasn’t supposed to be the star of the show, but it was nonetheless spotted on the wrist of The Verge’s Chief Editor, James Topolsky, suggesting again that the device is going to be announced in the very near future. For some time, we’ve been wondering how much the Moto 360 is going to cost at launch, and popular U.K. retailer, Mobile Fun, has recently suggested that the Moto 360 may retail for £199.99 in the U.K.
After rumours that the Moto 360 was going to cost €249 in Europe, the pricing for the device is starting to become a bit clearer. Both the U.K. and Europe pricing seem to suggest that an equivalent price in the U.S. would be $340 USD, however we know pricing can vary region to region, particularly as the Moto 360 is likely being manufactured in America itself. And seeing as Motorola itself has suggested the Moto 360 is worth about $249 USD (albeit for tax purposes), you can bet that the price is going to be that ballpark region.
Is the Moto 360 looking like a sure purchase for you? Are these prices what you’re expecting for the Android Wear smartwatch? Let us know what you think in the comments.
Source: Mobile Fun via TalkAndroid
