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October 2023
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The editors liked
Better heart rate tracking accuracy
Auto workout tracking
24-hour battery life with the always-on display enabled
Wear OS 4 brings a lot to the table
The battery charges up quickly
Super stylish
Setup was dead simple
Bright
Sharp display
A solid day of battery life
Extremely comfortable on the wrist
Stylish design
Performance seems snappier
Can be charged using Fitbit Sense 2/Versa 4 chargers
You don't need a Pixel phone to enjoy all of the features
Design is refined
And even better
Intriguing body-response sensor
Excellent heart rate sensor
Improved battery life
Beautiful design
The editors didn't like
The display could be bigger
The aluminum wasn't a good trade-off for lighter weight
Can't be charged with the original Pixel Watch charger
Published: 2023-11-14, Author: Ryan , review by: hothardware.com
Bright, sharp display, A solid day of battery life, Extremely comfortable on the wrist, Stylish design
Google Pixel Watch 2: Starting at $349.99The Google Watch 2 builds on the success of the original with better performance, battery life, and fitness tracking, but its starting price is still relatively high.Bright, sharp displayA solid day of battery life...
Abstract: The original Pixel Watch finally showed up in 2022 after years of rumors and speculation about a potential launch. When we did get one on the wrist and learned all of its specs and features, I think it was pretty obvious that we were getting a first-gener...
Published: 2023-11-03, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
For many years, the WearOS landscape of options wasn't great. In the beginning it was bulky hardware, then it was the apps that lacked competitiveness (or were left to die), and then it became the watches burned incredible amounts of battery. But things h...
Performance seems snappier,Can be charged using Fitbit Sense 2/Versa 4 chargers,You don't need a Pixel phone to enjoy all of the features,Design is refined, and even better
Can't be charged with the original Pixel Watch charger,Still only one size (41mm)
Despite concerns that Google would never release a successor to the original Pixel Watch, the company did just that, and it's incredible. There are subtle changes everywhere, some of which are good, while others are definitely frustrating. Even still, the...
Better heart rate tracking accuracy, Auto workout tracking, 24-hour battery life with the always-on display enabled, Wear OS 4 brings a lot to the table, The battery charges up quickly, Super stylish, Setup was dead simple
The display could be bigger, The aluminum wasn't a good trade-off for lighter weight
This is potentially going to be a hard sell for some users, though perhaps really only if you already have a Pixel Watch and don't necessarily need to have the new features. There is a plenty to love about the new watch though. From the auto workout track...
Published: 2023-10-04, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
Abstract: Google has just announced the Pixel Watch 2, and as expected by the rumors, it's largely incremental upgrades this year. However, some of these updates could be quite notable for athletes, given the focus on higher accuracy sensors and new sports & coachi...
Published: 2022-10-11, Author: Lisa , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: Google's $350 (339, AU$549) Pixel Watch is the first smartwatch to come directly from the company following years of developing the Wear OS operating system that powers other smartwatches. It's also the first Wear OS smartwatch to feature Fitbit's fitnes...
Overall the Google Pixel Watch 2 is a step in the right direction for Google in the Smartwatch space. But, due to a less than stellar battery life it still has a few kinks to work out...
Yes, you get 18-24 hours and faster charging (with an optional 30W charger), Feature improvements over original, Google Assistant and great comms, Design is comfortable and stylish, Everything a non-professional user needs
41mm screen (30mm viewable) is a wee bit small, Aggressive push to get you to buy Fitbit Premium, No repairability out of warranty
