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-[* black] After peeling off a backing sticker, we find an inductive charging coil hidden underneath.
+[* black] After peeling off a (seemingly nondescript) backing sticker, we find a shiny inductive charging coil.
[* black] The Moto 360 is the first Android Wear smartwatch to feature inductive charging. Previous Android Wear smartwatches like the [guide|27038|Samsung Gear Live] and the [guide|27037|LG G Watch] featured metal charging contacts.
[* icon_note] Inductive charging works by passing an alternating current through a transmitter coil (charging dock), which creates a magnetic field. This magnetic field then induces a voltage in the receiver coil (pictured here), which charges the battery.