Your Comprehensive Guide to Activity Tracking with Moto Watch 70

Your Comprehensive Guide to Activity Tracking with Moto Watch 70

The Moto Watch 70 is the perfect companion for tracking your activities, whether you're working out indoors or enjoying outdoor adventures. With advanced PPG and motion sensors, it delivers precise tracking for a wide range of physical endeavors. Here's everything you need to know about using your Moto Watch 70 for activity tracking:

Diverse Activity Options

Moto Watch 70 offers an impressive selection of 23 distinct activity modes for tracking, ensuring you can monitor virtually any workout or physical activity.

Starting an Activity

  1. Access the menu widget and select "Activity".
  2. Choose from one of the twenty-three activity modes.
  3. A brief 3-second countdown will initiate, and once complete, your selected activity begins, and tracking starts automatically.

Real-Time Activity Tracking

  • While you're engaged in an activity, a stopwatch will appear at the top of the screen, showing the time elapsed.

  • You'll also see real-time data specific to the activity you're performing, such as:

    • Steps
    • Calories burned
    • Distance
    • Heart Rate
    • Pace (min/km)

    This data may be spread across multiple screens. Use the Up/Down arrow icon to navigate between pages and view additional stats alongside the stopwatch timer.

Additional Activities in the Moto Watch Lite App

The Moto Watch Lite app allows you to track two extra activities:

  • Running (mobile)
  • Cycling (mobile)

These can be set and customized within the app on your mobile device.

Managing Activity

  • Pause an Activity: Press the physical button or swipe left on the screen. Then press the "Play" icon to resume the activity.
  • End an Activity: Press the "Stop" icon. If the activity duration is too short or hasn't collected enough data, you will be prompted with "Insufficient data collected." You can choose to either end the activity or continue to gather more data.
  • After completing an activity, you can review your data directly on the watch screen.
    • Swipe left to return to the activity menu.
    • Press the physical button to return to the menu widget.

Data Synchronization

  • The Moto Watch 70 automatically syncs all activity data with the Moto Watch Lite app, where you can view your activity logs in the "Health Data" section.
  • Important: If you perform a factory reset before data synchronization, the data may not be transferred to the app.

With a wide range of activities, real-time data tracking, and seamless synchronization, the Moto Watch 70 helps you track, monitor, and evaluate your physical progress with ease.

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