Pixel Watch 1st Gen (Previous Model) - Android Smartwatch with Fitbit Activity Tracking - Heart Rate Tracking Watch - Matte Black Stainless Steel case with Obsidian Active band - WiFi

Needed a simple watch for work. This is an extremely cheap watch compared to what the most updated watches cost. The battery dues run low so you are looking at approximately 70% battery life at the end of the day, but this is to be expected as this is the first generation of this product. If you want a cheap watch that still does most of what other digital watches do and done mind charging it nightly then this is a good choice.

Not gonna lie, after reading some of these reviews, I was really nervous about the battery life of this watch. Turns out, it really not that bad. I'm a high school student who wakes up at 3:45 to go to the gym before school, and it still lasts me all day. I wear it to the gym, school, work, everywhere. I love how easy it is to connect to my Google Pixel and I love that it can keep track of my workouts and calendar. I keep mine in battery save mode because I do the same thing with my phone, and I feel like I could sleep with it, but I'd be out of battery halfway through the night. If you're not wanting/don't care about the sleep tracking, then it's perfect. I highly recommend.

This is my first smartwatch but I love it. So many functions for the price now that it’s an older generation. You can tell Google put a lot of thought into designing this watch to compete with Apple and I think it is very comparable. My only complaint is that the dial could be slightly bigger but they have fixed that in later generations.

Looks great and does the job, but the charge doesn’t last for too long, needs to be charged every day or sometimes 2 times a day. But it’s worth the price and works well

I've had 10 smart watches over the years, and I always wanted a Fossil smart watch. To date I've owned four Fossil smart watches and the most recent being a Gen 6. That's an absolutely great watch, great looks, great battery life (for my use) and still looks like a "normal watch". That being said, I always felt the Wear OS experience was a bit lacking. The animations were not smooth, the watch response was sluggish and generally was just "okay"...but I told myself that this is as good as it gets. Then Google released the Pixel Watch and I started getting curious how good would a watch be that was released by the "maker" of the OS. I've had several Pixel phones and absolutely loved them. I wasn't pleased with the $350 price tag, but eventually I convinced myself to try the Pixel Watch. I am very glad that I did! The experience is so much better that the Fossil watch. The animations, operation, and overall experience is much better than I expected it could be. I totally expected that the battery life would be bad based on the other reviews, but honestly for me it's better than my Fossil Gen 6. My wife, who is not a technology person, has also had 10 smart watches and this is her favorite by far. Another big plus is the Pixel Watch has Google Assistant built in (so far other Wear OS 3 watches do not) The only downside for me is Google Fit is "gone" and now it's Fitbit.

Watch worked fine for about 3 weeks. Then the battery display was not going down (after 27 hours of being at 94%, which anyone who uses a smartwatch knows the batteries are not that resilient!). Tried charging it, but it didn't fluctuate the battery at all, then tried powering down and restarting. The screen became unresponsive anytime I navigated to it. Couldn't figure out how to get it to respond to anything at this point, the entire watch was just non-responsive. Figured a factory reset would be best option, so I did. Then in reconnecting the phone to the app, this is where everything fell to pieces. It spent 8 hours "connecting to phone". Finally contacted Google, who recommended a hard reset (holding the wheel and button for 45 sec). It would then pair to the app, but that is as far as it would go. It sat for hours "updating watch". Called Google again. They wanted proof I actually paid for the watch before moving forward with my case. Sent them all documentation to their liking, including proof of purchase, serial number, price paid and from where etc. etc. I was told they would escalate my case and I'd have a resolution within 48 hours. SIX DAYS LATER there is NOTHING, not even a "Hey, we are still investigating this issue". Emailed them re: the open case. Nothing. Called again and after 20 minutes of investigation they inform me I need to fill out this email survey (that they should have sent days ago, because that is what they were waiting on to move the case forward) and said they would replace it. Get the email and they asked for EVERYTHING except my firstborn child. Videos of the issue, the purchase confirmations, pictures of the original box, SN, operating versions of watch, app, order numbers. I spent over an hour gathering all their requirements, sent it in, and they kicked it back saying they could not see the screenshots embedded in the email, nor could they open any of the attachments they requested. These are not odd files People, a jpeg, mp4, PDF, C'MON GOOGLE. Resent everything AGAIN. No response yet. I have now spent more time trying to get this fracker working than I have been able to spend with my kids. It's ridiculous. I have never had so many infuriating issues with a Google Product, or Google Support.

excelente Reloj a pesar de ser de la primera generación, no tiene nada que envidiarle al Google Pixel Watch 3 y 4

Returning Google pixel Watch: Let's start with why I wanted to buy this watch. I'm a big fan of Google and the Google pixel phone series and a big fan of the Fitbit. So this combination of a Google pixel watch that works with Fitbit sounded like a dream come true! My Fitbit charge 6 was dying, as we know all these do eventually, so I figured this was an opportune time to give the Google pixel Fitbit watch a chance. Now for the reasons why I have returned it!: ** Battery life, I have to charge it at least twice a day, I was feeling like a slave to the charger. **It's cumbersome to see what my hourly activity steps were at. Too many taps to get to see where I was in my hourly steps. And I was missing the notifications, which meant I went through several days of not getting all my steps in every hour. Due to a foot injury, I rely heavily on those notifications to make sure I get up and walk at least 500 steps an hour. This feature was not working for me. ** It's too big on my wrist. ** It doesn't accurately track steps. Often I would find that I would look up my step count, then a few minutes later checking it again and see that the count was lower. ** Trying to scroll through to find a setting, or an app is annoying. ** I couldn't get the hang of setting up the notifications so I would hear them on my phone and not through the watch. Meaning my phone would ring, and my watch is ringing a different ring at the same time. If I muted my watch it also muted my phone. This wasn't working for me. ** The same with text messages, I muted them on my watch but then I wasn't getting the notifications on my phone either. The only way I knew I was getting any messages was by looking at my phone. So it seemed the whole purpose of combining Google pixel phone notifications into a watch just wasn't working for me. I was shutting off the Google pixel apps so I could just have a regular Fitbit watch again. Which made me think why do I have this watch? ** Do not disturb on my phone doesn't transfer to watch, have to do it in two places. That is a pain I'm going back to just a regular Fitbit, that's cheaper and simpler to use. My life is not that complicated that I need a phone and a watch to keep me up to date.