Got Zenwatch yesterday. Whoo Hoo, really like it. The watchband is pretty stiff though. Has same footprint on wrist as the Moto 360 except it is rectangle. The "curved glass" is hardly noticeable. The inside of the watch that sits on your wrist is completely flat. Moto 360 is slightly thicker, but the band is sooo much more comfortable. The leather is really soft. The Zenwatch has nice quick release for the watchband, so it is easily replaced with any standard sized band. Not so on 360, because it seems you have to take the back off of it to change the band. The processor on the zenwatch is pretty fast and seems to be more responsive than the 360. Bummer that you can't sync both watches to 1 phone. You must choose a single dedicated connection at a time. It is easy to switch, but a hassle. I really like both the Asus and Moto watches..eventually I will sell one on eBay. Asus has an edge on battery. I wore it 24 hours and still had some charge. It charges pretty quickly and easily. The moto is an bedside clock when charging. The zenwatch has to attach to the charger. The moto has a band at the bottom of the screen. The zenwatch has a pretty large bezel, kinda like first iPads. Your picture makes this point. The face touches the bezel. High borders on tops and thinner on sides. Not a deal breaker. The watch looks really nice. They both operate pretty much the same except you can read full emails and messages on zenwatch. Just preview is viewable on 360. The moto 360 feels lighter on the wrist than the zenwatch. The zenwatch looks more fashion forward. The Zenwatch is definitely the style choice, while the 360 has more of a techy look to it. Zippiness aside they both the 360 and Zenwatch run the same android wear software, but the Zenwatch has it's own set of extra software for Wellness and watch management. These are some really sweet entry devices and I look forward to what 2015 has in store for us.