Google | Pixel Watch | Android Smartwatch with Fitbit Activity Tracking | Fitness and Sleep Tracker with Heart Rate Tracker | 41mm (Renewed)

What an awesome companion. I look the fitment, the comfort, the ease-of-use, the durability, and the practicality! Although the battery only lasts a full day, I still get well into the second day. It's an amazing watch even today.

**UPDATE** Returned. Was a store demo unit with memory/storage issues and leftover traces of a config app that made setup a nightmare and updates undoable. Defective and buggy AF. -------------------- Comes in a loose bag looking like it just came off the previous owners wrist. Zero documentation. Setup and connection to my Pixel phone is one issue after another. On startup I was prompted to download an oddly-named suspicious looking app that had nothing to do with Google or Pixel. It worked through setup and sync with my Pixel phone about 60% successfully. Kept telling me it could not connect via BT. Google Assistant would not work. Google Pay/Wallet threw an error that suggested the device was not secure or had been rooted? It has been spinning through an update/download process that I had to manually seek out for 90 minutes and then said it was paused until it charged to 90%. Bargain buyer remorse. Will be returning if this update does not work wonders.

Wanted a watch to match my wife's new phone but didn't really want to invest $300+ in a new model before seeing if she would wear it. This option was appealing because the pixel 1 watch, undoubtedly without the same functionality as the more recent 3, looks almost identical to my old eyes as the current model. It didn't come in the original box, but 2 different colored (gray and black) straps were included with the charger cable. The straps took a few seconds to figure out how to attach to the watch face, but it was pretty intuitive. Just kind of slide/hook them in. It had enough battery to immediately power up, and she's been thrilled with it ever since, tracking her steps and other useful features to monitor as she's walking around a hospital all day. Looks and fits great, and excellent functionality. Only complaint would be the proprietary charger has a USB C you have to plug in somewhere and the only charger I had you could plug in a USB C cable to charge was my own phone charger so we've been battling over that until we remember to get one out. One included would've been nice, or at least being more informative that one would be needed.

When I first received this watch, it came with a horrifically bad battery. I knew that, even though this is my first Pixel Watch, the battery drained *very* fast, even while it was charging! I talked with Google Support, and they confirmed it too. So I sent it back for replacement, and after a little while, the new one comes and it works considerably longer, with no unusual flaws. I have been using it for the past few months now and battery life is still the same. No new problems have popped up, and it works well with the features on my Pixel 7, including camera and Pixel's Personal Safety. It's a nice accessory to answer calls, respond to messages and notifications, track fitness, and more. There is a current issue with it, though, where music apps will bug out if you flip the watch when they're open, but otherwise I have no issues with the Wear OS. I would like to mention that, even on the Google Store website, it notes how the battery life on the original Pixel Watch doesn't last long enough (I have to charge it every morning), compared to all-day battery life on the Pixel Watch 2, so that's something to consider when choosing between this and the newer model.

Arrived in good cosmetic shape. Battery life isn't stellar, but functionally far superior to my amazefit cause Google app integration. If ur on the fence, go for it. Update: Don't let the battery go completely dead. There's a common problem where the watch wont charge or boot. Headache to fix.

Kinda disappointed, the way j has a setting for swimming so one can only assume you can swim with it to track laps it broke and I can't even turn it on now, before that it was easy to use, a good fitness tracker and fit perfectly. Connected to my phone great. I'm just sad I no longer have a watch.

I was really excited about this smartwatch when it first arrived. The design looked nice and setup was easy, but unfortunately that's where the positives end. The battery life is pretty poor. I'm lucky to get through a full day without needing to charge it, and if I use any of the fitness tracking features heavily, it drains even faster. I was expecting at least 2-3 days based on the description, but that's definitely not happening. The bigger issue is durability. I've only had it for a few months and it's already showing significant wear. The screen has some scratches even though I've been reasonably careful with it, and the band is starting to come apart at the connection point. For the price, I expected it to hold up much better than this. It does track steps and notifications fine when it's working, but I'm concerned about how long it'll actually last. I've seen other reviews mentioning similar issues, so I don't think I just got a defective unit. If you're looking for a budget option and don't mind replacing it in less than a year, it might work for you. But if you want something that will last, I'd recommend spending a bit more on a different brand. Probably won't be buying from this company again.

You can't go wrong with Google pixel so far. I got the phone. The watch the tablet, the pin, the keyboard. All things left now is the earphones or the earbuds. I can't think of anything else that Google sells right now, but I'll look into it