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 - Wi-Fi

I’ve had Fitbits since the original one came out. Over time I upgraded to the smart watch. I had a Versa 4 that recently died, and my husband said it was probably time to switch over to the Pixel watch (he’s had one since the pixel Watch first came out). I was reluctant, even though I’ve had a Pixel phone for years. I have loved all of my fitbits so much, I didn’t want to switch… Anyway, week 2 of having the Pixel Watch, and I’m sold. The health tracking (which is basically the only reason I wear a watch like this) is so advanced. Obviously technology continuously improves, but I was surprised just how much more is being tracked via the Fitbit app. Biggest downside is that I have to charge it way more than any other Fitbit I’ve owned… I charge it every 48-hours, and at least it charges super fast (10% to 100% in roughly 1 hour) If you love your fitbit but know you need to move onto a Pixel Watch...it's surprisingly not so bad!

I love my pixel watch!

I'm very happy with my Pixel Watch 2. I opted for a 2 over a 3 because there were no features I desperately needed. The battery life is actually fantastic for me - maybe I'm not doing as much with it as I should! Since I've been wearing it to track my sleep, I toss it on the charger in the morning while I shower and it's usually charged enough in less than an hour to make it through another day. I *did* invest in a beefy charger brick to help it along so if that's a concern I recommend one! I appreciate the heart rate monitoring. I don't have any health problems, but the feature where it alerts you to heightened moods has been helpful. It guides me through a breathing exercise if I happen to need it - and sometimes I do! And hey if I DO have a health problem a little early warning might be nice - and I have fall detection turned on because I am a terrible klutz, I'm afraid. It gives my partner some peace of mind (or more ammo, depending on how you look at it).

I bought this smartwatch as a gift for my husband. The design and color I chose are neutral and beautiful, and they go well with my husband's style and personality. Among the positive things my husband highlighted about the watch are its easy integration with his smartphone, which is also a Pixel. It tracks sleep cycles and exercise routines quite well, which helps you stay fit and regulate your sleep routines. Among the negatives is the battery life, which doesn't last more than 24 hours.

I have a Google Pixel 7 phone so thought this was a good match ... and it is. I am impressed with the apps and the customizable clock faces. The integration with the phone is fantastic. My only beef is the voicemail app doesn't do visual voicemail, it just dials your verbal voicemail. I hope they fix that. I've always have had Fitbits and am used to their phone app. Since Google bought Fitbit, they incorporated their app and website interface. I have hearing aids that bluetooth to the phone and now so does my watch. This gives me pretty good control over the phone without having it in my hand as long as its in range. I ride a bike and can answer calls seeing the caller id on the watch, make or return texts using voice-to-text or even a small keyboard on the watch, use Google Assistant to make calls / change volume / initiate a text. The uses are endless and I am so impressed ! I charge it every night but it makes it through the day even with heavy use.

Having a battery that lasts less than 20 hours even with the always-on screen ruins most applications of this watch. You can't measure sleep if it has to charge with your sleep, and if you're not charging it every morning for an hour you're likely going to run out of battery when you need it most. That said, it also doesn't function well as an athletic tracker as checking the screen will sometimes lag the timer, meaning I often have a longer clock time than I do a stop watch time for the same unpaused periods of time. Speaking of pauses, on multiple occasions I will take the stop watch off pause only to see it has repaused a few moments after checking, and the heart rate monitor will periodically drop ten to twenty bpm for thirty seconds throughout long cardio sessions, as if it's losing detection for some of that. If you're looking for a smart watch there are better cheaper If you're looking for a fitness band, get the sense 2 or literally anything but this If you have an active life this is not the watch for you

My doctor recommended an Apple watch for heart monitoring but I am in the Google realm so this was my watch of choice. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a smart watch so this one seemed reasonable for what it does. Overall, I do like the watch and wear it daily. I charge it at night and if I forget then in the morning when I get up. This tracks all kinds of stuff and is just a great way to see what I am doing activity wise. Also the heart monitor was helpful... And lastly I like that you can customize it and change the face with free / paid faces on the google store. One thing to do ASAP is switch out the band with a breathable non-silicon type of band.

Got this for my wife about a year ago. She loves, loves, loves it. Fast charging, comfortable, great color, and super full featured. Works wonderfully with our Pixel Pro phones, and all the added fitbit features make one of these smart watches a no brainer. Absolutely zero complaints!

We got these watches as we were very impressed with the safety features especially the fall detection, plus it's ability to monitor things like heart rate. We did not realize just what we were getting into! It is such a comprehensive device so much information available right on your wrist. I could write a book about it! It works well. Battery life a couple of days. Plus Fitbit of course. Expensive but worth it. Very comfortable to wear night and day.

You are able to select the arm where you are wearing the watch as well as which side the button is on. Great for those of us that are left handed. My previous FitBit lasted a lot longer before having to charge it, but this watch does so much more. I just have to remember to charge it when I am home. The charge only lasts about a day even when you don't use the "always on" feature. I like all of the information this watch tracks. I left my phone in my car when I was at the gym and the watch notified me that I had an incoming call. I didn't think the blue tooth would work over that distance, but it did which is great.

Hard to switch from Apple watch to this but I'm learning. Looks nice but I find the sensor is more bulky than with apple. I'm sensitive so it bugs me by the end of the day. Has all the bells and whistles. Decent price too. People notice it, say it's nice 👍 I don't like the silicone bands so I bought different ones off Amazon too. The charger is just silly with the 4 little prongs. It didn't need to be so specific, just makes it less convenient for people

Doesn't work super well with any non-google apps/products, eg. Strava doesn't optimally run (though it does function). Same story with Spotify. Its obvious google wants you to use the google equivalents to these apps (ie. Fitbit and Google/Youtube Music).

I'm very disappointed with the quality of this watch given the cost. As soon as the warranty expired,l it stopped working and the Google support team was unable to help fix it. I expected more given my experience with other Pixel devices. Won't be purchasing again.