Google Pixel Watch – Android smartwatch with activity tracking – Heart rate tracking watch – Polished Silver Stainless Steel case with Charcoal Active band, LTE

I'd always worn fitbits but wanted something that would do a bit more so I bought a Samsung galaxy watch. I hated it and never got on with it at all. I've always had Google phones and earbuds so thought I'd buy this because it uses Fitbit but has all the other features I wanted. It works perfectly. I love everything about it. It's the best fitness watch ive ever had and it works perfectly with my phone. The only slight downside is the battery isn't great and it does need to go on charge daily whereas my older Fitbit would last a few days at least but it's not a problem. I just charge it while I'm getting ready

After trying various cheaper health tracker watches that can do ECGs and finding that all of them basically don't work properly I decided to spend a bit more on the Google Pixel Watch with Fitbit. The health tracking features work pretty well, probably thanks to the Fitbit integration. I find that the step counter is really quite accurate and the heartbeat monitor seems to be good as well. The ECG measuring is very neat and produces a PDF you can give to your doctor. It seems pretty real and accurate and shows the live chart on the watch screen while taking the ECG. So while I got this watch for the health tracking/ECG features, I'm pretty impressed in general with the new WearOS and the integration with my (Samsung) Android phone. It's looks quite cool and seamlessly integrates with the phone. Some people complain about the watch's battery life - it's not an issue for me. It definitely gets through a full day on a single charge with the screen always on. I don't wear it at night so thats when it can charge, which is fine. The Fitbit app suggests to wear the watch also at night in your sleep to track sleep patterns, breathing etc. That sounds interesting but then it becomes an issue when you should charge it as I don't think it will last more than 2 days with screen always on per charge.

So let's start with what is good. The watch is beautiful. The strap is definitely not irritating or itchy in comparison to fitbit versa and sense which tore my wrist to shreds. The watch is light, packed with features and an absolute bargain for the money. Here's what I think could improve. I think the watch could be slightly bigger. I think the battery life isn't good. With the tilt to awaken function on, I'm a day and a half between charges. Now, you can sit and have a cup of tea and it will be charged by the time you're done so at first I thought this would be a huge issue but seriously there are always moments you just sit for 30 mins and your watch would be charged by then. Another thinf is that the watch faces are amazing, you can change a lot about them but I want more. I'm starting to want something more like Fitbit where for example you can get a star trek themed watch face, you can't as of yet anyway do this on the pixel. Lastly, the vibration for notifications is sometimes easy to miss for me. If you're active wearing lonb sleeves you might not notice a message without having the sound on. That's just my experience. Having said all that, I must seem more negative than positive but despite the flaws it's better than any Fitbit and I think for the money a strong option Vs it's competitors. So I'd say go right ahead and get it. I think the quality and look rivals the apple watch and Samsung watches too.

I've owned a few smart watches before, but they ended up becoming more of a novelty than anything, and the clumsiness and weight was always a put off. Fitness trackers were better (like fitbit etc..) but they lack some features I wanted like customization, media controls & notifications etc.... So I bought this hoping those things would at-least be addressed, and that I'd get the extra stuff I was after. Thankfully this watch offers what I was looking for, it's small but not too small, very light weight, comfortable to wear, and the battery life is better than I expected. On the app front things are fast enough, and I really like the watch face customization features it has. Being able to switch between preset designs, and customize the colors right on the watch is really neat! The only issue that I've so far is the face is a bit less durable than my phone, so I ended up getting a screen protector for it to avoid scratches (recommended). But I am glad I got this rather than the 2 or the 3 as I doubt the extra cash would have made a meaning difference.

Unfortunately the reviews were right. Battery life is very bad. It will not last 24 hours. The device can't even install an update if it's not charging. It also takes ages to boot up. This wouldn't really matter but given how easy it is to run out of battery on this watch, boot times do make a difference. The main reason I wanted to replace my old Huawei GT2 was for the contactless pay. However I was not able to add the credit card on the watch wallet, despite working just fine on the phone. The interface is slick but hard to use if you have big fingers. So the fact it has google voice is great, right? Well, when it works. 9 times out of 10 the device does not respond to the trigger words. I know my english is not great, but the phone and Alexa have no problem understanding what I say. I also experienced a few disconnects. The Google Watch app timed out sometimes when accesing pages like the system menu. Overall a disappointing device which ended up being returned.

Great watch. Nice to wear, comfortable. Does everything expected of a smart watch. It was easy to set up and link to my phone. It also comes with an extra strap in a small size, the strap originally on the watch was big enough for me. Good value for money.

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Tutto il resto ottimo ma... avrei voluto monitorare i battiti durante il sonno. Impossibile: ogni notte a ricaricare. Il taglio della batteria è troppo piccolo. Peccato.

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The Wear OS market finally has a true Apple Watch competitor. It has and does everything the Apple Watch does, nust works and also looks really attractive compared to the Apple Watch. The watch's HR sensor is 1:1 with a medical grade HR sensor and all the other sensors have comparable performance as well. That includes ECG, GPS, spO2 (although, blood oxygen measuring is not available at this time, it should come with a software update, apparently), a sensor to detect whether the watch is on your wrist, an ambient light sensor and I think more, but these are the ones I actively use. The battery is crap the first 4 days, but after that period passed, I'm getting around 39 hours of battery life. The operating system is the smoothest out of all other watches at this price point or higher price points. The Galaxy Watch 5 isn't even close to how responsive this watch is and the Apple Watch is essentially at the same level of responsiveness. Lastly, this watch gets a lot of false reviews claiming a bad battery life and/or fitness inaccuracies. Some also complain about the 2 fitness options you get on the watch. Just choose one option. I use Fitbit, personally, but you can also use Google Fit or use Fitbit and sync it to Google Fit. Don't listen to these nitpicky false reviews, it's a good watch.

It's great watch but I don't recommend at all because the battery work only for 24 hours. Will other watches work for more then week