At Google I/O 2016, Google announced the biggest update to the Android Wear platform since its initial launch. Version 2.0 of the popular wearable OS aims to bring a number of big improvements to the platform, like user interface tweaks, better smart reply options, watch face complications and much, much more. While the big update is only available as a developer preview for now, this is an update that’s definitely worth getting excited about.

Well, owners of the original Moto 360, you probably shouldn’t get too excited.

Responding to a user on Twitter, Motorola’s Support account revealed that the first-generation Moto 360 will not be getting the Android Wear version 2.0 update.

@timo_capa Unfortunately, Moto360 1 Gen will not receive the new update 2.0

— Motorola Support (@Moto_Support) June 10, 2016

See also: Hands on with Android Wear 2.0!19

While this may be upsetting news for some users, Motorola likely has a very good reason for this decision. Personally, my first-gen Moto 360 is struggling quite a bit in the performance department, and it’s entirely possible this big update would affect the performance in a negative way.

Motorola does clarify, though, that the OG Moto 360 will continue to get “essential patches” as new security issues emerge.

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