Google Pixel Watch 3 (45mm) 2024 Model - Android Smartwatch, Heart Rate Tracking, Fitbit Advanced Running, Fitness Insights, 24-Hour Battery - Matte Hazel Aluminum Case - Hazel Band - LTE

Great watch. Looks great on the wrist. All the previous wrist strap accessories from the previous pixel watches work with this one. Battery life is good, it will last you for a day. Compatibile with my pixel 7 and 8 pro phones. It is a decent sleep tracker you will just need to give it a quick charge before going to bed because the battery will be drained by the evening. The only draw back is that the battery only last a day. The overall life of the battery is great. I haven't noticed it deteriorate much after a year of use. You can connect your bluetooth earbuds and download YouTube music app to listen to music and podcasts without a phone. The speaker is not very good when taking calls on your watch so conversations aren't clear. The microphone is decent so people are able to hear you in a not so loud room.

I previously had a regular fitbit which I loved, however, as I'm OLD I needed something with fall detection and I do not have an Iphone. The watch was not inexpensive but offered a lot of features. I like the watch, have set it up with fall detection and geolocation so if I fall it can call emergency services and tell them where I am. I have not had to use this feature yet (hope it really works). When I initially bought the watch I subscribed to Fitbit premium service to see functions, i.e. sleep scores, steps walked, exercise, record food, etc. Microsoft purchased Fitbit and has since changed it to Google Health. I'm not wowed by Google Health as I've lost some of the features I liked, i.e. you can log food but only if item is listed in their system (no manual add). I also find the sleep tracking not as good. I feel Google Health may have been designed for a younger audience. I'll continue to subscribe to Google Health with the hopes the continuously upgrade it.

This was an upgrade from my Pixel Watch 1st release. The product initialized properly and it was easy to transfer the data and settings from my old watch to the new. Everything so far is working great. The purchase was an excellent value.

As a long-time iPhone and Apple Watch user, switching back to the Pixel ecosystem has been a breath of fresh air. In particular, for the purposes of this review, I've absolutely adored my Pixel Watch 3. The Fitbit integration is superb, and I've found I prefer it to Apple Health. I also found it gives more accurate sleep tracking than my Apple Watch Ultra 2 did. The watch face selection is huge, and unlike with the Apple Watch, you can actually download true and proper third-party watch faces, and not just silly apps that pretend to be. That said, I ended up landing on using the official Concentric watch face the most — it's a great combination of minimal aesthetics with just a dash of fun flare. The WearOS app ecosystem is definitely more limited than what I'm used to with the Apple Watch, where just about every other app you use has some sort of integration offering — but I haven't found I really miss it. I've found the more focused, mindful approach of the Pixel Watch helps me be more present and in the moment, and stare at my watch a lot less, which is precisely what I wanted.

I’ve been using the Pixel Watch 3 for a bit now and overall I’ve been really happy with it, especially if you’re already in the Google/Pixel ecosystem. The biggest thing for me is the design. I really like the round watch face it actually looks like a watch instead of a tiny square phone strapped to your wrist. It’s comfortable, clean looking, and integrates seamlessly with my Pixel phone. Some highlights: * Super easy setup and integration with Pixel devices * Magnetic charger is simple and easy to line up * Health tracking has been solid for everyday use (steps, heart rate, etc.) * Overall UI and Google app integration feels polished There are a few downsides though: * The lock screen/navigation could feel a little laggy at times when I first got it. Software updates have improved it, but it’s still not perfectly smooth 100% of the time * Notification management between the watch and phone can be confusing to configure exactly how you want * Third-party watch band options are still pretty limited compared to Apple Watch ecosystems * Google’s official metal band is insanely expensive for what it is Overall though, if you already use a Pixel phone and want a smartwatch that feels tightly integrated into the Android/Google ecosystem, this is a really solid option.

This is a fairly significant upgrade over both the Pixel Watch 1 and 2. Some of the newer features have passed down to previous models, but this one just handles things better. And there are still going to be some features this one has that the other two won't ever get, like useable Fitbit improvements, some battery life improvements, faster charging and an upgraded "Actua" screen that looks gorgeous. But I have to say, the biggest win for this one is the size upgrade. It makes SUCH a difference having the 45mm over the 41mm, like night and day. I feel like I have a totally different watch now, aesthetically, and it just feels right. And they improved the screen itself, as well as decreasing the bezels so that equals so much screen real estate over the last two versions! I can't say enough good things; if you are on the fence at this point, just get it.

I bought this over a Garmin because of the heart monitoring and safety features even though the battery life and looks are more appealing on the Garmin. Had original Pixel before and of course was disappointed with battery life. I'm getting two days in turn wrist to wake mode. Ok, here is an update. I will still keep the five stars because it works great for me. I like LTE, the health monitoring, and safety features. I think the Fitbit app is better than Samsung. The sleep monitor works great. I was at the company picnic yesterday and used the LTE extensively leaving my phone in the truck. It drained the battery. I woke up in the morning with 43 percent, which means I would probably not get another 24 hours. As part of my morning routine I charge up the tech I use daily: the Pixel 7pro (love it), company issued iPhone and iPad, (don't like them) and it looks like based on yesterday's performance the Watch 3. I'm ok with that. If you need more battery life than this isn't for you.

It started off well, watch is built very well. Getting watch face set up was not as seamless as Samsung watches, but once set up it was great. I started having some notification problems 2 weeks in, tried to tweak settings to no avail so i just reset it and it started working fine, but was inconvenient. About a month in, my watch is refusing to turn on. It keeps wanting me to start it in fastboot mode, but it wont actually turn on, anything I do just reverts back to these options. I sent multiple inquiries to Google, still dont have an answer. I've tried everything from troubleshooting section, and nothing has worked. Very disappointed with google, may switch back to Samsung....

This is one of the most accurate and best version of Google watch. I love my purchase!

Bought this as a gift. No complaints from the reciever.

Really happy with this purchase. It integrates seamlessly with my Android phone, making notifications easy to manage. The build quality feels premium, yet it remains lightweight on the wrist. It's a bit of an investment, but the performance and features justify the price for me, specially when it's on sale.

Great product .

I absolutely love my Google pixel 3 watch :) I switched from Apple