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[Moto 360] Chris_c81:
In an update to my review, I just wanted to add my extended experience with the products.

To be brutally honest, I'm not rocking the bumpers currently. Basically I was finding that too often for my liking, the bumper was getting accidentally knocked off. It's less of an issue when wearing baggier sleeve clothing but with tight cuff clothing it is a bit of a nuisance. Couple of times I hadn't noticed immediately that the bumper was gone.

This takes nothing away from the look, feel and quality of the product though.

Thankfully, I firmly believe the guys at SnuG will have sorted this. It seems like something that could be rectified relatively easy with some design changes. From what SnuG have said here, they appear to be addressing it.

The straps, I'm still rocking however! I've not yet returned to the leather. I can't see that changing anytime soon.

Don't know if it applied across the board, but I certainly received a printed note with my delivery which gave me a discount code to apply at checkout to get the new protectors free when they launch.
[Moto 360] JudgeDredd67:
Got mine last Friday after the mail man took it half way round the world and back. I have not used the band yet but it seems very well made and has a good feel. As I purchased mainly for the protector and as much as I love the look and feel of it, there is no way it was going to stay on even without sleeves. I spent a lot of time chasing it down. I even tried using some narrow pieces of 2 way tape but with the material being silicon it improves it staying on just slightly. I did get the same card for the new version so I will be giving the 2.0 version a spin and hopefully can report back with good results.
[Moto 360] FunWatchbands:
New protectors

Anybody who ordered protectors, or a band that came with one from funwatchbands.com should have gotten information on how to get a updated replacement (If you got a protector for free / as an extra gift we can not replace it).

We are very excited to start shipping them out next week!

Next week we will also announce and start offering a new protector style option made from the updated mold with more to follow.

ANYBODY WHO PREORDERS A WATCHBAND SET OR PACK OF PROTECTORS BETWEEN NOW AND 1/19/15 WILL GET THIS NEW PROTECTOR CASE WITH THEIR ORDER FOR FREE! (no code to enter):cowboy:
[Moto 360] doghous:
I Just ordered mine from funwatchbands.com (1x "Chrome Black" SnuG watch band SET for Moto 360).

I hope that I will receive the new protector! :)

I really want to protect "my precious", I accidentally did a small scratch on it yesterday and I was soooooo annoyed :( :mad:
[Moto 360] JudgeDredd67:
Got the updated protector today and it is a wonderful improvement. I would also like to say that this company ROCKS. They are more than plesent to deal with and I will be purchasing more from them in the near future. Now I know everyone would like to know what's up so I took some pictures and will share them here. Now keep in mind that I am not using the Snug band yet because my main interest was in the protector. But the band is quality built and has a very good look and feel. I however have a cheep-o Casio band that I picked up for like 8 bucks. I like the styling of it even though it's cheep. I had to do a little trimming to get it to work but I am satisfied with the results.

Now on to the pictures of the protector portion of my purchas. As most know version 1 was prone to slipping off. They seem to have fixed this in version 2. The inside seems to have a better grippy feel. It fits tighter and almost seems to click in place around the back side of the watch. The surface of the protector has that same nice soft feel as the band and I really like the look and the protection it should give. The edge is less raised than the last version but still sits slightly above the face. Wonderful product with wonderful service from the folks at FunWatchBands.com
[Moto 360] Chris_c81:
Looks like a great improvement from your photos. Lipping around the rear will make a massive difference.
[Moto 360] port-glen:
Protectors are rubbish - don't waste your money

I tried version 2 of the bumper protector yesterday and it fell off as soon as I put my jacket on.

No improvement on version 1 in my opinion and I will not be using the bumper as it will probably just fall off.

Not suitable for purpose and Snug watchbands are ripping people off by selling this crap!
[Moto 360] Chris_c81:
I'll reserve judgement until I see for myself or someone with more then one post gives their comments. I don't trust someone with one post, recently joined and all they had to say was bad.
[Moto 360] JudgeDredd67:
I put it on yesterday and have been at work for 4 hours today ( it is required by my job that I wear long sleeves ) I have been checking my watch regularly to check how the bumper is staying in place and as far as I can tell it hasn't moved since I installed it.

Not saying that someone else might not have the same experience, but so far it’s a winner for me.
[Moto 360] pookeee:
I made the recent purchase as well. And unfortunately my experience isn't so good. But with all due respect i just haven't reached out to the Snug Watch people to see if i got a bad batch. So I ordered a set of two protectors the red and the black. And as a really nice gift they added an extra protector free of charge.BUT!!!! my set of protectors just do not stay on my watch. Now its been freezing here in florida lately lol so ive been wearing a jacket and plenty of times i look at the face of the watch and the protector is gone. Ive tried all three just in case one was defective but i have the problem on all three protectors.
[Moto 360] B1gC72:
While I love the concept, I can't say my experience has been great either. Although I'm not entirely sure they even sent me the second version since the only difference I see between the two is that the version 2 seems to have some type of glitter in it but it seems functionally the same as far as I can tell. I will say I've had no issues with the silicone band and their customer service is top notch but with both versions of the protectors, if I put them on, my shirt sleeve has knocked it off in about 5 minutes. I actually lost one in the grocery store yesterday. There just doesn't seem to be enough grip.

I'm not giving up on the project but I think these things need some kind of understrap to hold them on. If it were me, I would even consider making a version that you install the band through so the protector itself has something to hold on to. The only thing is I don't know how having the protector go under the watch would effect the heart rate monitor. I'll be keeping an eye on the project but don't expect too much just yet if you're a prospective buyer.
[Moto 360] pookeee:
ok so one thing i noticed yesterday after posting my thoughts was that i actually had wrapped the phone in zagg sheild type of product, and felt that could have possibly been the issue that was making it not stick. Once removed i noticed a HUGE difference and noticed it wasn't falling off as easily as before ( but unfortunately it was still). So with all this said as stated above i don't want to give it up and the Snug Watch people are extremely helpful giving great customer service and really driven to provide a great product.Even though i don't believe its quite there yet, i do believe they are on the right track.
[Moto 360] Spiderman313:
Has anyone tried the metal bands?
[Moto 360] FunWatchbands:
Protectors

Thank you for your continued support.

We have been working very hard to only offer high quality products that 360 users would enjoy. We take it very seriously that some customers have been experiencing difficulty with the new cases. New styles have been put on hold until we get more feedback and the manufacturer is reinspecting the mold for imperfections that could be causing a problem (the mold makes several at a time).

From our testing of the prototype, and testing the ones from production we have been happy with the hold. We have found that the changes made were giving them the hold originally desired. Many ideas were considered like putting a piece of rubber that would go under the watch band, but found it would make it not compatible with all bands and fairly difficult to change.

With more use we have found installation is very important and we will be better informing customers of this.

These are made from soft and stretchable silicone rubber that works almost as a skin. You have to use the same care you would use when putting on a screen cover to make sure everything is lined up perfect and any air is pressed out. You can't just pop them on in two seconds like it may seem.

It is best to take the watch off to install.

After you line up the hole with the power button and stretch the band around it is important to run your finger around the watchface/top ridge of the protector while firmly pressing down. You may then need to slightly pull the bottom protector lip to make sure it is evenly stretched under the ridge of the watch. Massage/Pinch the protector on all sides to seal it in place and get any air out. Carefully inspect the power button hole again. If the case is even a little bit covering the power button or its outside ring it is not sealed around and is likely to come off.

The protectors some people received as an extra with sparkles was a sample of a new style being tested. We had originally seen the style on a much thicker prototype and liked the effect. We found because the protectors are thinner they can't hold as much sparkle and don't offer the look we desired. We sent them out just to see what customers thought of them.

Feel free to share any feedback with us via email or on snugwatchbands.com you can leave comments directly.

We are also going to offer another discount code good until Feb 10th! Use code XDAFEB and take 15% off your purchase.

Thanks again for your support
[Moto 360] B1gC72:
I would like to speak to the installation instructions suggested. It certainly made a difference when I took the watch off, installed the protector and massaged it into place. It stayed on for about a third of my work shift before finally slipping off under my jacket sleeve. I went back and tried the first version I received as well and those didn't fare as well with the above technique, falling off after about a half hour.

So all things considered, I would encourage people to try the techniques in the post before me and I'm happy to hear SnuG is going to start pointing this out to future buyers. I think they'll be great once short sleeve season arrives.

That said, they still aren't perfect but I love that they are moving in the right direction and SnuG seems to have the perfect attitude about the process. They listen to feedback and are always trying to improve. These fit a need and I'm enjoying watching the product mature.
[Moto 360] FiDuS80:
WOW! didn't know about this! many thanks!
[Moto 360] Spiderman313:
Anyone try the metal bands?
[Moto 360] Znorfi:
Sorry for off-topic but what watchface is that? :)
[Moto 360] Chris_c81:
Pascual. One of the default ones. [emoji3]

My current one is:
[Moto 360] Znorfi:
I see, thank you :) Still waiting for my 360 to arrive so trying to decide on watchfaces before then. Good to know my favorite so far is already built-in. The little squares show appointments from your calendar, right?
[Moto 360] JudgeDredd67:
I still have the same protector installed and it's been a month. I have noticed that the only problem I have with it is my 2 year old granddaughter loves to try and peal it off. For some reason she is just fascinated with pressing the button swipping the screen and trying to get the protector off. LOL That being said, it would be nice to have a thin layer across the back with cutouts to slide the band through and a small hole in the center for the sensor. Anyways hear is prof I haven't lost it yet.
[Moto 360] Brian513a:
I approve!

I too, have a bunch of them and love the things! I'm a server so I'm constantly smacking into things, and these little guys have helped protect the original chrome casing. Great fit too!
[Moto 360] Gibbothegreat:
I have the lg watch r and very happy with it but a few days ago I came across a cheap moto360 and couldn't let it go so I bought it, good thing with the latest android wear update I can pair both watches!!!! lol. Also bought a screen guard and looking for a bumper guard came across this thread which I think those bands are awesome can't decide which to buy whether separate or as a pack, decision's decision's lolol.

Edit: Forgot to add I've also send for the SteelConnect M ° 2 2 5 adapter for Moto 360 - PVD Black Matte (Free M-Suit).
[Moto 360] ford12acing:
I lost one of my bands. Not very happy with product, which I had for less than a week.
[Moto 360] siralsmooth:
Just purchased the band & bumper combo, tiger orange. Very happy. Bumper stays put. Band is comfortable and has 3 smaller adjustment holes on the clasp for fine tuning. I love my watch, but in my line of work, chips/scratches/marks can happen so easily. Bumper has already saved me from a half dozen injuries to my watch. Also, the glow in the dark band rocks. Looks wise, its modern, fashionable, yet cheap, but still super awesome. Will buy from again.
[Moto 360] noobandroid:
i wonder if they ship internationally, i might plan one down the month or so if they do
[Moto 360] siralsmooth:
A quick shot of my band/bumper
[Moto 360] noobandroid:
wow that color would go great with my orange nexus 5
[Moto 360] clockcycle:
I personally like glow the dark stuff. Was hoping to find a "combo" that included the yellow glow. Im looking to place an order hopefully with a band to match or not..

Question about the material. Is it a rubbery silicone or more like a solid? Id like to see ones made from the candy gel type tpu cases (ie goosberry mercury).
[Moto 360] siralsmooth:
Definitely more of a rubbery, yet smooth. Doesn't hang up on my hoodie sleeves. Not tpu gel style. I would prefer a tpu style bumper if it was offered. As for the glow in the dark, only the bumper. If they would offer other colors with glow or a matching band, I would be all over it myself
[Moto 360] Chris_c81:
Yeah I totally agree with how it feels. It's rubbery but not of the overly "sticky" variety. Never had an issue with it snagging on a sleeve.
[Moto 360] jco23:
Got the band, feels nice. But tilting is harder than with the looser metal band.

But still prefer the sportier feel of the snug.
[Moto 360] Gibbothegreat:
Quick question, are the bands compatible with the SteelConnect M ° 2 2 5 adapter?.
[Moto 360] FunWatchbands:
Use this Cyber Monday discount now to save 35% on a new Moto 360 Watch Band or Case!

Xda developers has been a huge part of helping us develop and create our Moto 360 Watch Bands.

To help say thanks we wanted to share our Cyber Monday deal early:

Take 35% off all 1st Gen SnuG brand Watch Bands and cases until Dec 1st 2015. using code CYBERMONDAY at checkout only on FunWatchbands.com

[IMG="moto bands"]http://funwatchbands.com/collections/moto-360-watchbands/products/set-of-all-6-moto-360-protectors[/IMG]

Thanks again!
[Moto 360] fiffan86:
Thanks for the code! Can't wait for it to arrive!
[Moto 360] baymon:
Loving this new Tiger Orange band and getting lotsa questions and compliments on it as well.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Z9RE5SM?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00

http://funwatchbands.com/collections/moto-360-watchbands/products/tiger-orange-watch-band-case-set

Too bad I didn't see this discount code before I bought it from Amazon. =(
[Moto 360] :
I just ordered mine, waiting for it to arrive :) Thanks!
[Moto 360] korenisko:
Thank You, I received mine today... My moto have fine look now!
[Moto 360] FunWatchbands:
SnuG 2nd Gen Bands And Cases

Hey All

Thanks for the continued support! Be sure to check out our new and improved 2nd gen SnuG cases and bands.

The Lugz provided a bit of a challenge for designing the new cases, but also are a huge help for making it easier to keep the case in place. You can find cases in 10 colors at www.funwatchbands.com
[Moto 360] Wrongperson:
Bad customer service. They sent me a defective band and it will be almost a month now and there's no replacement sent. I was very patoent but they did not reply to my last message so i guess it's time to give a review. Product is not worth the price. Better buy from ali express.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadrach47:
I'm rooted and everything was going fine. I installed Sixaxis and was playing around with some emulators. When I disabled Sixaxis, it said it was restoring previous Bluetooth state. When it stopped, my Nexus Player remote wasn't working, so I went to Bluetooth devices and it wasn't listed. I clicked on Bluetooth to pair it again, but now the Nexus Player doesn't detect any Bluetooth devices (tried my phone and keyboard). Restarting the device still doesn't fix the issue so I'm now stuck with no Bluetooth devices being able to pair. Any ideas? I don't want to wipe since I just got Kodi all situated. Thanks
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sec6:
Yeah, the solution for me was to factory reset. You will have to use some other input method, since you can't pair via Bluetooth. I think what happened is the Bluetooth was turned off and there is no way to turn it on in the Nexus firmware.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sleeepy2:
I had that happen also. Needed to factory reset. Then I did it again and it has been working great
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadrach47:
I was thinking it was stuck also. So before I wiped, I figured to try turning Bluetooth off/on from terminal. That seemed to do the trick! Both devices showed back up under Bluetooth.

I used commands:

su

service call bluetooth_manager 8

then

service call bluetooth_manager 6
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KalenXI:
I'm having a similar problem after attaching a bluetooth dongle via USB OTG in an attempt to pair a SixAxis controller. Unfortunately doing so seems to have somehow bricked the internal bluetooth. I'm no longer able to pair anything, and attempting to do so just results in it the bluetooth service freezing and restarting. Even a full factory reset and reflashing the factory image I haven't been able to fix it. Does anybody have any idea what it could have possibly done that would persist even after restoring the factory image?
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sec6:
Cool. Good job. Put those commands in a sticky somewhere!
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taomun:
So this worked? Were you able to gain control of your remote again after this?

If so, would you be so kind as to explain how you entered the commands you listed? I'm a bit confused as to where you entered them.

On your computer using ADB/Fastboot or using the Terminal App? A small step-by-step would be GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

---------- Post added at 05:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:10 PM ----------

Nevermind. I got it to work using the Terminal Emulator App directly on the device.

Those two calls brought the remote back :) Definitely deserves a sticky!
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Layman76:
Would it be easy to make a script/Tasker app to do this right from the Sideload Launcher? I'm pretty new to tasker and can't figure out how to do command-based tasks.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darker_slayer:
Thanks a bunch, worked great. Ran it from terminal
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unix4linux:
I am having the same issue and looking into how to run these commands? Did you install an SSH terminal app on the NP? If not, what does "Ran it from terminal" consist of?

Thanks in advance

---------- Post added at 01:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:40 PM ----------

I figured it out. I installed Terminal Emulator for Android via the Google Play Store (web browser version) and selected Nexus Player, since it is supported. Then ran the commands listed.

Everything works like a charm now. I can switch between remote and PS4 remote with no issues.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darker_slayer:
^ yep, this
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mahoora:
Sixaxis issues connecting

I have sixaxis installed and was working like a charm, then out of nowhere the PS3 controllers no longer connect. The lights keep flashing and the nexus player doesn't find them.

Thoughts? Solutions? any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unix4linux:
Have you tried going through the pairing process again? Sounds like they are unpaired. If you go to settings, can you see the device still paired? If you do, try removing it and then go through the pairing process again.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mahoora:
Thanks, but I've tried that along with uninstalling sixaxis app and re installing still not pairing

I have no idea how to fix this
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unix4linux:
I assume you also ran the stated commands from the terminal?
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mahoora:
Ya, that got my nexus remote back working for me. PS3 controllers still wont connect at all through Bluetooth using the sixaxis app
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unix4linux:
Dang, sorry to hear that. I'm out of ideas. If I can think of anything else, I'll let you know.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mahoora:
Thanks, appreciate it.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pattsy:
Thanks for this. It heller me alot. :)
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chief_Nodnarb:
Thank you so much for this. I thought I had messed up pretty bad. All is good once again.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raptor170:
Bring back post from the dead lol, quick question do you need busybox to issue these commands, I have not installed busybox, nor updated su binaries due to bootloop problem on stock 5.1.1 thanks in advance before I get sixaxis up and running :)

Edit: never mind, tried just entering service call in term emulator and it asked for variable or whatever so good to go :)
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sleeepy2:
[MENTION=5212860]raptor170[/MENTION] from Bowmanville... wow, never expected to see my hometown on here :P

I just put Toronto as most people wont recognize the dirty shwa
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raptor170:
[MENTION=2203685]Sleeepy2[/MENTION] Can't miss the dirty shwa tho lol, first local I've seen on here, usually most from the u.s.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raptor170:
Ah with terminal emulator you cand click done to submit the line can't do service call Bluetooth_manager 6, have no remote now :( any help appreciated

Reboot worked, what terminal emulator programs u guys running? Can't select enter without the promote on mine?

Edit: I'm an idiot, disabled soft keyboard and all works well lol
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] p.froide:
Nothing but remote

Hi guys,

I don't manager to pair anything with the nexus tv except the remote. Player don't see anything. I tried "service call bluetooth_manager 8" or "service call bluetooth_manager 6" but nothing changed.

Anyone has an ideia ?

Thanks in advance.

PS : I'm on cm12.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] briandresstoyota:
hey guys, looks like no one has been here in a while...i am curious if there is a way to make these commands a shortcut somehow because having to do this all the time sucks. Also, how would we go about using the DS3 controller for player one and the nexus gamepad as player 2???
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Selenia:
My hero! I enable ADB over network on boot so I can shoot it shell commands from my network or ssh tunnel with my phone or tablet. Typed in those 2 commands and voila! I was worried for a minute until I saw your post.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elw4chi:
how use shell with network lan?
[XDA Assist] timwhess:
hello,

i just purchased a straight talk samsung galaxy 3 sch-s968c. I would like someone to direct me to some instructions on how to root this device and maybe add some custom firmware. thanks