Motorola has all but confirmed that they’ll be divulging new information regarding their wearable, the Moto 360, on September 4 with an event in Chicago, but that hasn’t stopped people from wanting to know more now. Thanks to Best Buy, a few key details have leaked out well in advance.

The product landing page is still available to view as of this writing, and it offers plenty of key information regarding the device, like the fact it’s a combination of steel and plastic (which isn’t that big of a surprise). It also indicates that the wearable will weigh only 2. (insider-gaming.com) 1oz, and offers dimensions of 1.8×1.8×0.4-inches.

The product page also indicates that the device will feature a 1.5-inch LCD display, which will have a backlight and a resolution of 320×290. It will be constructed from Corning’s Gorilla Glass 3, and offer a pixel per inch count of 205. It’ll be water resistant up to 3.3 feet, and for roughly 30 minutes, and there’s also a note of a heart rate monitor for good measure. You should also be able to find a processor inside from Texas Instruments, 512MB of RAM, and wireless-N connectivity.

As for pricing, Best Buy has it listed for $249.99.

Unfortunately, both the “shipping” and “pick up in store” options just indicate that the wearable is coming soon, so there’s no confirmation of a release date, or even a pre-order for the Moto 360 quite yet. Here’s the Product Features list:

We’ll probably hear more about the Moto 360 leading up to the event, but everything goes official on September 4. Are you excited to get your Moto 360?