Google Pixel Watch 2 with the best of Fitbit Heart rate tracking, stress management, safety features – Android smartwatch – Matte Black Aluminium Case – Obsidian Active Band – Wi-Fi

The Pixel Watch 2 is quality Google goodness (or Googleness) as it goes on my wrist and shows me all manner of informational things. I preview messages, if they're evil I ignore them. If they're joyful I reply with one of these modern hieroglyphs. That's what passes for communication these days. I can check my heart rate, my steps per day (which is important for some reason) and loads of other stuff too, including choosing a watch face that looks like a real watch. It syncs with my Pixel phone and it came with 6 months of Fitbit things, which is just the best. The only slight down side is the battery doesn't last long, 2 days at best. But you can get different straps, which also just the best.

I replaced my very exercise focused Garmin Forerunner for a more rounded smart watch and so far I've been really pleased with it. It has all the functionality you'd expect with a modern smart watch with the sleak Pixel design that is, in my opinion, very aesthetically pleasing. I've yet to put it through its paces re exercise but due to it's functionality with Fitbit I don't foresee any issues. It was easy to set up and paired with my Pixel 7pro as easy as anything. The only drawback is the battery life. Maybe I've been spoiled by only having to charge a Garmin once a week/ once every 10 days, but I'm finding the every other day charging of the Pixel 2 to be a bit of a let down, especially as I'm not taking full advantage of the exercise functions at the moment. There is a battery saving mode that should keep it alive for longer but I have yet to really see a huge difference in battery life when using it. All in all, a well designed smart watch that looks great and does lots of 'smart' things with the only downside being the regularity in which it needs charging.

Quality is better than I expected, battery life could be better,but charging up fast. Fit beautiful,don't forget,you have all large band as well in package for bigger wrists.after installation,is easy to use. Quick suggestions install first Google pixel watch app from begining ,then reset watch and choose language, it will come message (pair with app)-then pair with app. Skip all fit bit ,then you be succes,you can set up all later after succes paired. Another thing is look like ladies made,for a men I would like bigger size and shape different,but that my experience. If you don't want hassle and resetting many times your watch, I will suggest find it all in YouTube how to pair, then you be ok.yes I recommend this watch,there plenty of things everything you need in that watch

I couldn't be happier with my Google Pixel 2 Watch! Yes, it's a bit on the pricier side for a smartwatch, but trust me, it's worth every penny. The battery life is impressive, easily lasting over 24 hours on a single charge, which means no more worrying about running out of juice in the middle of the day. The design is sleek and modern, with a nice variety of straps to choose from to match any style or occasion. Whether I'm hitting the gym or heading to a business meeting, this watch looks great on my wrist and never fails to garner compliments. The integration with my Google ecosystem is seamless, allowing me to stay connected and organized throughout the day without missing a beat. Plus, the array of features and apps available make it a versatile companion for both work and play.

If you don't have an iphone and you are looking for accuracy, as far as I am concerned the only two options are huawei (app can't be downloaded from the playstore, can it be trusted?) and google. That's the main reason I bought it. I didn't like how you need to separately use two apps (the fitbit and the google watch) to access whatever feature/information you need and found the registering/configuration a real hassle. Some features will not work straight out of the box because of badly configured permissions. The battery is unfortunately a joke, it will barely lasts you a day unless you literally receive 0 notifications/don't track any activities. The GPS is the main culprit, but the software is also to blame since it will randomly start consuming more battery than normal for no apparent reason (bug?) and will require sometimes to be restarted. I recommend you download a battery monitoring app if you decide to go ahead with the purchase. Performance wise I found it to be relatively snappy and liked the screen, although the refresh rate is nothing to write home about. Where the watch shines (aside from aestethics which are subjective) is the accuracy of their sensors. I have researched this a lot and most youtubers/reviewers seemed to confirm my own impressions about this. It's not on par with the iwatch, but it gets close and it's way more reliable (for heart tracking) than the garmin and the sleep tracking is also way more accurate (than the garmin). Again not at the level of an iwatch, but as I mentioned before, when it comes to android compatible watches, this is probably the most accurate so far and it's great to be able to install any apps from the app store from it. It is also quite handy that it can use any wifi for those times you at home but far away from your watch and can still receive notifications or for emergencies when you may have forgotten your phone and you can still connect to a wifi (my old garmin couldn't do this). Can't comment on the LTE version as I bought the wifi, but the security features it packs were tempting. All in all, it really depends on what you care the most about your watch and how active you are because the battery will not be able to keep up with you if you are planning on doing for long runs/cycle sessions with the GPS activated. If you are that much into sports though you will probably own a chest strap, in which case I would consider Garmin instead for all the features/metrics they have.

Very good watch. I find it quite accurate for the step counting and exercise recognition. It does consume a lot of battery given all the functionalities it has but if you change a couple of things in the setup it can go an entire day and a bit more.

I have been a loyal user of the Google ecosystem for years, using both their Pixel phones and smart home devices throughout my house. Before upgrading to this watch about a year ago, I exclusively used Fitbit trackers (including the Blaze and Versa 3) and never experienced a single hardware or software issue. Unfortunately, my experience with this device has been a complete nightmare, culminating in extremely poor customer service. It started with a widespread software update bug that completely corrupted my daily calorie tracking, spiking my metrics to impossible numbers before 9:00 AM because the backend system began stacking ghost data from my old, disconnected Fitbit profiles. Google's official customer support was entirely unhelpful, forcing me to find a tactical workaround via an external, third-party forum just to make the app semi-functional. Because the device is under warranty until June 2027, I ultimately sent it in for assessment. The service center returned diagnostic claim of display, battery, and frame issues—none of which reflect the actual care and condition of the device—and demanded £276 for a replacement when the original cost of the watch was less. To be hit with a massive repair bill for a device that is barely a year old and under warranty is a massive insult. The poor build quality, combined with a broken software infrastructure and a complete lack of human customer support, has entirely shattered my confidence in Google’s wearable lineup. I expected a premium experience, but this has been an incredibly frustrating and costly disappointment.

I waited for a few years before getting my first smart watch and decided now was the time to jump in. The Google Watch 2 syncs seamlessly with th emy Pixel 6Pro and offers a raft of health monitoring features, which is what I wanted it for. I am now tracking my sleep and excersice and even taking regular ECGs (I have some hypertension I need to monitor) with it which has enabled me to make some better lifestyle choices to reduce my problems in that area. It runs via Fitbit integration and you get a 6 month free trial with the watch, after which it's £7 a month, given my experience so far, I think I will keep up the subscription. Other cost I didn't factor in was for LTE service, I assumed that it was something that my provider (EE) would just enable ubt they charge for that too, again £7 a month, will monitor this and see if it's really worth it, but I have the option with this version of the watch. My only real issues are the size which is a tad small for my big wrists, and the battery life which I'd say is around 26-28hrs, so a full day, but that said it charges so quickly that even if I don't have the 40 mins for a full charge right away, a quick 10 min top up will get me though the day. Oveerall I positive experience which I'd recommend if you want to track your activity, sleep and other health metrics. If you are not into this then it becomes just a watch and you maye get better value for moey elsewhere. But for me, its great!

Das Gerät ist schön. Es ist funktionell richtig schön. Jetzt warum hab ich sie zurück gegeben?! Ganz einfach der Akku ist einfach zu schwach. Die Uhr kann nicht den Schlaf tracken wenn man will weil sie an die Lade muss. Sie ist nach einem Tag ohne Sport Einheiten die sie tracken soll komplett leer und das schon am Abend. Deshalb ist sie für mich komplett nutzlos da wenn ich so viel Geld ausgebe sie auch Nachts tragen möchte.

Compré este producto porque decía que estaba nuevo y cuando me llegó estaba usado e incluso todavía traía la contraseña anterior del dueño

Battery have work only 20 hours other brands battery have work 7 to 15 days other then that perfect work

The product is very good no doubt but the seller iMagicdeals not trustworthy. The box seal was broken and in a poor condition.

Fitbit app not compatible with all phone