Taking place this week in Berlin, IFA 2015 has seen the launch of a range of new smartwatches yesterday. Two of those, the Huawei Watch and second generation Moto 360, are round-faced Android Wear devices.

Below we compare the three latest round-faced smartwatches to hit the market to see how they stack up against one another.

Huawei Watch vs. Moto 360 vs. Samsung Gear S2:

Design and dimensions

Huawei Watch: The case measures 42mm in diameter and features a scratch-proof sapphire crystal glass with the crown at the two o’clock position. Case color options include gold, silver and black, all customizable with over 40 watch faces designed for classic, luxury, business and feminine looks. A range of 22mm watch straps includes stainless steel mesh, stainless steel links, rose gold, and black-plated stainless steel links, and brown and black leather options.

2015 Moto 360

Moto 360: Available in two versions: the Moto 360 and Moto 360 Sport. The Moto 360 is available in two sizes: a smaller 42mm case-size aimed at women and a larger 46mm case size aimed at men.

The watch face retains the “flat tire” look of the previous generation Moto 360, but now the watch straps attach to the sides of the watch via traditional lugs and the crown has been moved to the two o’clock position. Quick-release bands let wearers swap between leather and metal bands easily.

Customers can customize their Moto 360 in the Moto Maker design studio and choose from additional bezels, colors, materials, even a new double wrap band.

The Moto 360 Sport has a fixed silicon band.

Gear S2: Available in two versions: the Gear S2 (42.3×49.8×11.4mm) and the Gear S2 classic (39.9×43.6×11.4mm). Both smartwatches feature a rotating bezel and Home and Back buttons to navigate through the user interface (UI) in order to access notifications and apps.

The Gear S2 is available in a Dark Gray case with a Dark Gray band and a Silver case with a White band. The Gear S2 classic is available in a Black case with a Black leather band. Watch bands can be swapped with one click and Samsung says its plans on launching more options.

Display

Samsung Gear S2 classic

Huawei Watch: 1.4-inch touch-sensitive AMOLED display, scratch-proof sapphire crystal lens 400 x 400 pixels and 286ppi.

Moto 360: The 42 mm version has a 1.37-inch backlit LCD display at 360 x 325 pixels and 263ppi and the 46mm version has a 1.56-inch backlit LCD display at 360 x 330 pixels and 233ppi. Both are covered in Corning Gorilla Glass 3.

The Moto 360 Sport has what Motorola calls an AnyLight display and acts like a normal LCD indoors and reflects natural light outdoors.

Gear S2: 1.2-inch circular AMOLED display at 320 × 320 pixels and 302ppi.

Operating system

Huawei Watch: Android Wear (now compatible with iOS 8.2 and higher).

Moto 360: Android Wear (now compatible with iOS 8.2 and higher).

Gear S2: Samsung’s own Tizen-based wearable platform.

Processor, storage and battery

Huawei Watch: 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor with 512MB of RAM and 4GB of storage, Bluetooth 4.1., and Wi-Fi connectivity. For fitness and activity tracking, Huawei Watch features a heart rate monitor sensor, 6-Axis motion sensor, and barometer.

The 300 mAh battery offers up to two days of battery life with regular use, and fast charging offers 80 percent battery life in just 45 minutes, or 75 minutes for a full charge.

Moto 360: 1.2 GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor with 512MB of RAM and 4GB of storage and an Adreno 305 458 MHz GPU. Sensors include an accelerometer, ambient light sensor (located in the “flat tire” portion of the display), gyroscope, and a vibration/haptics engine.

The 42mm version has a 300mAh battery good for up to 1.5 days mixed use with Ambient off and a full day with mixed use with Ambient on.

The 46mm version has a larger 400mAh battery good for up to two days of mixed use with Ambient off and up to a full day of mixed use with Ambient on.

Gear S2: 1.0GHz dual-core processor, 4GB of onboard storage, 512MB of RAM, NFC, heart rate monitor, Wi-Fi (b/g/n), and 250mAh batteries claimed to last from two to three days on a single charge and can be wirelessly recharged. The Gear S2 is also offered in a 3G version with a 300mAh battery offering a typical use of two days.

Huawei Watch

Pricing and availability

Huawei Watch: Depending on the case, color and strap combination, prices range from $349 to $799. The Huawei Watch goes on sale September 17.

Moto 360: Depending on case size and strap combination, prices for the Moto 360 range from $299 and $429 in the U.S. The Moto 360 Sport is not available in the U.S. yet and Motorola has also not released any pricing.

Customize and pre-order your Moto 360 from Moto Maker now.

Gear S2: Samsung has not released any details regarding pricing or availability, but the Gear S2 range will be on display at IFA 2015 later this week, so we hope to learn more then.

Images via Motorola, Huawei, Samsung