Pixel Watch 2 (Previous Model) with the Best of Fitbit - Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Champagne Gold Aluminum Case - Hazel Active Band - LTE

This watch is an upgrade from any Fitbit model in my opinion. I can easily access my contacts and create a message or call someone directly from my watch if I can't get to my phone. I find the step count more accurate than Fitbit while pushing a baby stroller. It charges using a magnetic charger via Type-C and charges within about an hour. The battery doesn't last as long as I'd like but it doesn't bother me unless I forget to charge my watch in the morning. It keeps track of my heart rate and monitors for any irregular signs. Very decent way for the value!

This is a nice watch and I had the Fitbit watch which was very similar. I purchased this for the upgraded safety features. It did not come with a c charger,it has a cord but wouldn't plug into USB. It had a hard time connecting to my Google pixel phone?. Took a few hours to get it to connect. Requires a monthly phone plan of it's own which I did not realize? Also has my address wrong.Requires membership in Google premium Fitbit. None of this was in description. It is nice but a lot not mentioned in ad? I may return?

I’ve been using the Pixel Watch 2 for a few weeks now, and it’s been everything I hoped for in a smartwatch. The design is super clean and looks great with just about anything, especially the Champagne Gold finish, which feels premium without being flashy. Fitness tracking is spot on, especially heart rate and workout detection. I’ve even started using the stress and sleep insights daily, which I didn’t expect to care about. LTE works flawlessly. I’ve taken calls, replied to messages, and streamed music without my phone nearby. Battery lasts about a full day with moderate use, and charges pretty quickly. If you’re on Android and want a watch that looks good and actually delivers, this is a solid buy.

Sold a used watch, worthless without previous owners pin. Do not buy used. It is impossible to factory reset or reconnect to another device without pin. Known anti theft feature / issue with Google watches. Might be a sold stolen watch.

this was a gift for my dad he has been using it for almost a year now and he loves, though the battery doesn't last as long as he would like it is still what he wanted in step tracking heart rate tracking and all the fitness aspects.

Truly a beautiful watch - love the display and feels really good on my wrist which actually surprised me considering my arthritis. BUT Fitbit integration is actually pretty bad -- doesn't sync automatically, daily step count can be off by over 2000 steps, no badges for flights of stairs which is just plain silly yet annoying, has not once tracked a nap, and routinely doesn't capture overnight health metrics, and doesn't display notifications from all phone apps. For reference, my point of comparison is a Fitbit Sense and phone is a Pixel 8 Pro. Bottom line, aesthetically pleasing and comfortable, but falls down on smartwatch functionality which doesn't justify the price tag 🫤

Great watch with great features! Lightweight - can barely feel on wrist. Audio on phone calls is pretty good, considering the small size of the watch. Stays charged for two days - I'm still on 58% charge at 5 pm on second day! Health features work well.

This watch has seldom left my wrist ever since it arrived at my house. It's comfortable and lightweight, and compatible with a variety of bands that can be found online (I found one off of Amazon that I very much enjoy using). This watch offers features that I love in a smartwatch, including accurate heart monitoring, sleep monitoring, safety check, Google Assistant, and more. The only caveat I encounter on occasion involves the watch face. Sometimes, as I'm swiping through my watch home screen tiles, the watch will snap me back to the main screen (clock face). It usually only happens once or twice in a week, so I will just swipe again to return to the screen I was just on. Not a deal breaker, but mildly inconvenient. Overall, I highly recommend this watch. I have the LTE version for emergency calls. I think it's worth the extra bit of money for the safety function. I also find the battery life to be quite good, when your settings are all established and certain unnecessary ones are toggled off (like always on).

Update Dec. 31/24- Finally got through to Google help center. They are doing a warranty extension and will replace the watch! Had to send the old one first and am now waiting for the replacement. Will update further, and probably increase the rating if everything pans out. Thank you for standing behind your product Google. 👍 Dec. 29/24- Barely a year to the day, since I gave the Pixel Watch to my Wife as a Christmas present last year!? (Christmas '23) Now the watch will not charge no matter what I try (pretty sure we know the basics since she's been using it for a year, so save the tutorials!) Have tried every 'possible' fix from both the Google app as well as online forums and help sites. Right now what really irritates me, beside the fact that the product is only one year old and has never been abused is that I can't speak to anyone directly to try and rectify the problem!? All I'm able to access are 'generic' Google websites that relay you to question and answer pages from 'community forums'! I want to speak to a 'person' and solve 'my' problem!!!

Une belle montre mes elle ce décharge très vite

I love the watch. The charging cord was very finicky. Would only work with certain cube and in a certain outlet.

I have been using this watch for about a month now. Pros -Stylish design -Reasonable price Cons -Charging - Charger is poorly designed. It is easy to think the battery is charging (because it lights up and shows it is charging) when it is not (presumably because the contact points disconnect ever so slightly when placing the watch down and no notification of an interrupted charge is audible). -Fall detection - Does not work properly. In two instances it has asked me if I had a fall while not moving. -Calls - One of the reasons I bought the watch was to be able to answer calls when my phone was elsewhere in the house. Sometimes when I answer a call it will pickup on my phone or another bluetooth device. This causes the caller to hear nothing and then hang up. Not defaulting to the watch when a call is answered on the watch is maddeningly stupid. -Notifications - One of the reasons I bought the watch was to avoid missing a call with a client or meeting as sometimes the notification one my phone would happen when I did not have my phone on me. This watch has not been that helpful. When I click on my calendar icon at, say, 3PM in the afternoon, the first thing that comes up is my first meeting of the day which finished hours ago. Google has a next event option which is exactly what I want but this appears to only work with Google Calendar and my employer, like most companies, uses Outlook. Most of these issues could be ameliorated with better software. Hopefully Google fixes fast because this thing is lightyears behind the Apple watch.

Small and not many features. Half the stuff doesn't work if you don't have a fit bit account. Hard pass.