Motorola is preparing to release the Moto Watch Ultra (2026) – a device designed to combine the functions of an advanced fitness tracker, an autonomous communicator, and a personal assistant.
The heart of the watch will be Wear OS 6, with deep integration with Google Gemini as a key feature. This means users will be able to ask questions and receive answers directly from their wrist, with the assistant capable of interacting with various apps on the watch. This capability opens up new usage scenarios, from getting quick information to controlling your smart home without taking out your smartphone.
For those who monitor their health, the watch will offer comprehensive monitoring from Polar. The system includes multi-stage sleep tracking, allowing analysis of its phases and quality, as well as guided breathing sessions for stress reduction. This is not just about counting steps, but an attempt to give the user a deeper understanding of their condition.
Battery life is another important aspect. Thanks to LTE support with eSIM, the Moto Watch Ultra will allow you to make calls, send messages, and receive notifications even when away from your phone. Combined with dual-band GPS, which provides accurate positioning even in challenging conditions (e.g., among tall buildings or in a forest), the watch will become a reliable companion for athletes, runners, and cyclists who value the accuracy of their training data.
The Google Wallet function with NFC will allow for contactless payments, eliminating the need to carry a card or phone.
The stainless steel case hints at the durability and longevity of the device, designed for both everyday use and intense workouts.
The Moto Watch Ultra (2026) appears to be an attempt to create a versatile gadget that can replace a smartphone in a number of scenarios, while also offering advanced health and fitness capabilities.