Google Pixel Watch 2 LTE (Champagne Gold with Hazel Active Band)
Product Description Personalised help for your health, safety and productivity. Three all-new sensors for more precise info. Track heart rate, skin temperature and signs of stress. Up to 40% more accurate heart rate tracking during vigorous activities like spinning. An enhanced 24-hour battery with always-on display and faster charging. With body response tracking and notifications, get help identifying possible signs of stress, so you can manage it in the moment.
Product Description Personalised help for your health, safety and productivity. Three all-new sensors for more precise info. Track heart rate, skin temperature and signs of stress. Up to 40% more accurate heart rate tracking during vigorous activities like spinning. An enhanced 24-hour battery with always-on display and faster charging. With body response tracking and notifications, get help identifying possible signs of stress, so you can manage it in the moment.
Product Description Personalised help for your health, safety and productivity. Three all-new sensors for more precise info. Track heart rate, skin temperature and signs of stress. Up to 40% more accurate heart rate tracking during vigorous activities like spinning. An enhanced 24-hour battery with always-on display and faster charging. With body response tracking and notifications, get help identifying possible signs of stress, so you can manage it in the moment.
Product Description Personalised help for your health, safety and productivity. Three all-new sensors for more precise info. Track heart rate, skin temperature and signs of stress. Up to 40% more accurate heart rate tracking during vigorous activities like spinning. An enhanced 24-hour battery with always-on display and faster charging. With body response tracking and notifications, get help identifying possible signs of stress, so you can manage it in the moment.
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Prices last updated 9 June 2026.
Last updated at 09/06/2026 19:35:07
Google Pixel Watch 2 with Fitbit Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Matt Black Aluminum Case - Obsidian Ac
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Pixel Watch 2 (Previous Model) with the Best of Fitbit - Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Champagne Gold
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Pixel Watch 2 (Previous Model) with the Best of Fitbit - Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Polished Silve
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Pixel Watch 2 (Previous Model) with the Best of Fitbit - Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Champagne Gold
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Pixel Watch 2 (Previous Model) with the Best of Fitbit - Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Matte Black Al
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Pixel Watch 2 - Android Smartwatch with Activity Tracking - Heart Rate Tracking Watch - Polished Silver Stainless Steel case with Bay Active Band
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Google Pixel Watch 2 with the best of Fitbit Heart rate tracking, stress management, safety features Android smartwatch Champagne Gold Aluminium Cas
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originally posted on johnlewis.com
The Pixel Watch 2 is a good improvement from the previous generation. In particular, the battery has improved, and you can just about get over a full days of use with the always-on display activated.I have used it with the Pixel 8 Pro, and everything works seamlessly without any glitches. The new chipset provides good performance and the UI is fast and responsiveThere is a deep integration with Fitbit and the overall fitness and health tracking is superb.Some features on the Fitbit require a subscription, which is a downside for users looking for a comprehensive package without additional costs. In particular, I feel that the daily readiness score, detailed sleep analysis and wellness report should be included in the free service as this is similar to what is ... MoreThe Pixel Watch 2 is a good improvement from the previous generation. In particular, the battery has improved, and you can just about get over a full days of use with the always-on display activated.I have used it with the Pixel 8 Pro, and everything works seamlessly without any glitches. The new chipset provides good performance and the UI is fast and responsiveThere is a deep integration with Fitbit and the overall fitness and health tracking is superb.Some features on the Fitbit require a subscription, which is a downside for users looking for a comprehensive package without additional costs. In particular, I feel that the daily readiness score, detailed sleep analysis and wellness report should be included in the free service as this is similar to what is provided by competing options.However, I have found that the sleep tracking is more accurate than any other device I have used.The combination of Wear OS and Fitbit could benefit from further refinement for a more seamless user experience. You have the Fitbit app, Watch app, and if you previously used Google Fit, you will want this app as well. Fitbit and Google Fit should be seamlessly integrated.All the core features work flawlessly, and I much prefer the notifications and increased functionality from all the apps compared to my Garmin.The minimalist design may not be the most exciting, but it shouldn't look out of place whatever outfit you may be wearing. Some people may prefer something larger than 41mm, but this should be suitable for the widest range of people.I think it is priced a bit high, considering there are some excellent competing options that have recently been launched, none of which require a subscription to access the full features of the watch.Overall, it is a great WearOS watch but it could do with some refinement if it wants to be the best option.
originally posted on johnlewis.com
This is my second smart watch so I am not an expert but also not a complete newbie. My previous was a smartwatch just like the Google Pixel Watch 2 is powered by Wear OS (the majority of Samsung, Huawei, Google, Fossil, and Michael Kors watches use it) that sort of resembles Android OS so you will easily find your way around the menu and apps. The swipe operation is very simple and intuitive so here also you won't have any issues.In terms of design, I do really like the curved screen which looks much more seamless and premium. The silicone strap and the attachment mechanism are well thought-through, sturdy, and comfortable.The responsiveness is at the top due to an improved processor and as far as I know, there are a few new sensors as well.Overall, I few the ... MoreThis is my second smart watch so I am not an expert but also not a complete newbie. My previous was a smartwatch just like the Google Pixel Watch 2 is powered by Wear OS (the majority of Samsung, Huawei, Google, Fossil, and Michael Kors watches use it) that sort of resembles Android OS so you will easily find your way around the menu and apps. The swipe operation is very simple and intuitive so here also you won't have any issues.In terms of design, I do really like the curved screen which looks much more seamless and premium. The silicone strap and the attachment mechanism are well thought-through, sturdy, and comfortable.The responsiveness is at the top due to an improved processor and as far as I know, there are a few new sensors as well.Overall, I few the smartwatch as an extension to my phone when the phone is not around but it doesn't replace one or doesn't necessarily replace one as for example, you can't call from the watch but you can initiate a call and you can read and send messages. You can't listen to music but you can control music from the watch.The health monitoring functions are pretty amazing and you can track so many workouts and get extensive data with a Fitbit subscription, as well as some workout exercises and guidance.The only issue I have with it is the battery life. It lasts only a day which theoretically isn't an issue as I can charge it overnight but then I am missing all the sleeping data.All in all, I do love it and will continue actively using it.
originally posted on johnlewis.com
Received nice small box which unfolds in a really cool way. Inside, you will find the Pixel Watch 2, a sport loop band in a large and smaller size, the new magnetic charger with pins, and user manuals.After unboxing , it was a time to connect watch with my phone. I'm pretty good at tech, but being brutally honest, it took me around 2 hrs to connect it. Every time I thought it was connected, it showed message to restart watch and update the system once again. It did happen few times, so not sure if it was only my watch or it does happened to others too.Pixel watch is a good-looking watch with minimalist and elegant design. Looks really nice on a smaller wrist. For someone with bigger wrist it might look "lost" . Overall really nice , good looking watch.It is a ... MoreReceived nice small box which unfolds in a really cool way. Inside, you will find the Pixel Watch 2, a sport loop band in a large and smaller size, the new magnetic charger with pins, and user manuals.After unboxing , it was a time to connect watch with my phone. I'm pretty good at tech, but being brutally honest, it took me around 2 hrs to connect it. Every time I thought it was connected, it showed message to restart watch and update the system once again. It did happen few times, so not sure if it was only my watch or it does happened to others too.Pixel watch is a good-looking watch with minimalist and elegant design. Looks really nice on a smaller wrist. For someone with bigger wrist it might look "lost" . Overall really nice , good looking watch.It is a 1.2-inch OLED screen, which is very bright and looks great on your wrist. Everything is clear and very visible. Watch looks very neat and awesome.How about battery life?IT's pretty good for a smartwatch- You're able to get a day with the watch between charges, even with exercises and the always-on display switched on.Overall, very good- looking watch, with great display, but if you are looking for more sport watch than smartwatch then I would suggest to look for other watch as this one might die on you during exercise. However, if you are looking mainly for smartwatch then this is definitely something to consider!
| Battery Capacity | Up to 24 hours with always-on display |
| Storage | 32GB |
| NFC | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes, V5.0 |
| Sensors | Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen Apps, GPS, Distance |
Google Pixel Watch 2 with Fitbit Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Matt Black Aluminum Case - Obsidian Ac
Delivery between 16–19 June $29
Google Pixel Watch 2 with the Best of Fitbit and Google - Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch, Matte Black Al
Delivery between 16–19 June $29
Google Pixel Watch 2 with the Best of Fitbit and Google - Heart Rate, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Polished Silver Alumin
Delivery between 16–19 June $29
Pixel Watch 2 (Previous Model) with the Best of Fitbit - Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Champagne Gold
Delivery between 16–19 June $29
Pixel Watch 2 (Previous Model) with the Best of Fitbit - Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Polished Silve
Delivery between 16–19 June $29
The Pixel Watch 2 is a good improvement from the previous generation. In particular, the battery has improved, and you can just about get over a full days of use with the always-on display activated.I have used it with the Pixel 8 Pro, and everything works seamlessly without any glitches. The new chipset provides good performance and the UI is fast and responsiveThere is a deep integration with Fitbit and the overall fitness and health tracking is superb.Some features on the Fitbit require a subscription, which is a downside for users looking for a comprehensive package without additional costs. In particular, I feel that the daily readiness score, detailed sleep analysis and wellness report should be included in the free service as this is similar to what is ... MoreThe Pixel Watch 2 is a good improvement from the previous generation. In particular, the battery has improved, and you can just about get over a full days of use with the always-on display activated.I have used it with the Pixel 8 Pro, and everything works seamlessly without any glitches. The new chipset provides good performance and the UI is fast and responsiveThere is a deep integration with Fitbit and the overall fitness and health tracking is superb.Some features on the Fitbit require a subscription, which is a downside for users looking for a comprehensive package without additional costs. In particular, I feel that the daily readiness score, detailed sleep analysis and wellness report should be included in the free service as this is similar to what is provided by competing options.However, I have found that the sleep tracking is more accurate than any other device I have used.The combination of Wear OS and Fitbit could benefit from further refinement for a more seamless user experience. You have the Fitbit app, Watch app, and if you previously used Google Fit, you will want this app as well. Fitbit and Google Fit should be seamlessly integrated.All the core features work flawlessly, and I much prefer the notifications and increased functionality from all the apps compared to my Garmin.The minimalist design may not be the most exciting, but it shouldn't look out of place whatever outfit you may be wearing. Some people may prefer something larger than 41mm, but this should be suitable for the widest range of people.I think it is priced a bit high, considering there are some excellent competing options that have recently been launched, none of which require a subscription to access the full features of the watch.Overall, it is a great WearOS watch but it could do with some refinement if it wants to be the best option.
This is my second smart watch so I am not an expert but also not a complete newbie. My previous was a smartwatch just like the Google Pixel Watch 2 is powered by Wear OS (the majority of Samsung, Huawei, Google, Fossil, and Michael Kors watches use it) that sort of resembles Android OS so you will easily find your way around the menu and apps. The swipe operation is very simple and intuitive so here also you won't have any issues.In terms of design, I do really like the curved screen which looks much more seamless and premium. The silicone strap and the attachment mechanism are well thought-through, sturdy, and comfortable.The responsiveness is at the top due to an improved processor and as far as I know, there are a few new sensors as well.Overall, I few the ... MoreThis is my second smart watch so I am not an expert but also not a complete newbie. My previous was a smartwatch just like the Google Pixel Watch 2 is powered by Wear OS (the majority of Samsung, Huawei, Google, Fossil, and Michael Kors watches use it) that sort of resembles Android OS so you will easily find your way around the menu and apps. The swipe operation is very simple and intuitive so here also you won't have any issues.In terms of design, I do really like the curved screen which looks much more seamless and premium. The silicone strap and the attachment mechanism are well thought-through, sturdy, and comfortable.The responsiveness is at the top due to an improved processor and as far as I know, there are a few new sensors as well.Overall, I few the smartwatch as an extension to my phone when the phone is not around but it doesn't replace one or doesn't necessarily replace one as for example, you can't call from the watch but you can initiate a call and you can read and send messages. You can't listen to music but you can control music from the watch.The health monitoring functions are pretty amazing and you can track so many workouts and get extensive data with a Fitbit subscription, as well as some workout exercises and guidance.The only issue I have with it is the battery life. It lasts only a day which theoretically isn't an issue as I can charge it overnight but then I am missing all the sleeping data.All in all, I do love it and will continue actively using it.
Received nice small box which unfolds in a really cool way. Inside, you will find the Pixel Watch 2, a sport loop band in a large and smaller size, the new magnetic charger with pins, and user manuals.After unboxing , it was a time to connect watch with my phone. I'm pretty good at tech, but being brutally honest, it took me around 2 hrs to connect it. Every time I thought it was connected, it showed message to restart watch and update the system once again. It did happen few times, so not sure if it was only my watch or it does happened to others too.Pixel watch is a good-looking watch with minimalist and elegant design. Looks really nice on a smaller wrist. For someone with bigger wrist it might look "lost" . Overall really nice , good looking watch.It is a ... MoreReceived nice small box which unfolds in a really cool way. Inside, you will find the Pixel Watch 2, a sport loop band in a large and smaller size, the new magnetic charger with pins, and user manuals.After unboxing , it was a time to connect watch with my phone. I'm pretty good at tech, but being brutally honest, it took me around 2 hrs to connect it. Every time I thought it was connected, it showed message to restart watch and update the system once again. It did happen few times, so not sure if it was only my watch or it does happened to others too.Pixel watch is a good-looking watch with minimalist and elegant design. Looks really nice on a smaller wrist. For someone with bigger wrist it might look "lost" . Overall really nice , good looking watch.It is a 1.2-inch OLED screen, which is very bright and looks great on your wrist. Everything is clear and very visible. Watch looks very neat and awesome.How about battery life?IT's pretty good for a smartwatch- You're able to get a day with the watch between charges, even with exercises and the always-on display switched on.Overall, very good- looking watch, with great display, but if you are looking for more sport watch than smartwatch then I would suggest to look for other watch as this one might die on you during exercise. However, if you are looking mainly for smartwatch then this is definitely something to consider!
The Google Pixel Watch 2 is a noticeable progression from the previous generation, although it still has a few issues that could be improved.The packaging is well thought out and upon opening and setting up the watch for the first time I was very impressed quickly and easily the steps were completed. The watch pairs with your phone via a Bluetooth connection and downloads the configuration from the attached phone including WiFi access point details. On first connection it will take a short while updating the software and downloading the default apps based on your phone config. If you happen to be on a compatible mobile provider network you may also be able to use the esim feature without having to pay for a separate contract. It so happens that currently I am ... MoreThe Google Pixel Watch 2 is a noticeable progression from the previous generation, although it still has a few issues that could be improved.The packaging is well thought out and upon opening and setting up the watch for the first time I was very impressed quickly and easily the steps were completed. The watch pairs with your phone via a Bluetooth connection and downloads the configuration from the attached phone including WiFi access point details. On first connection it will take a short while updating the software and downloading the default apps based on your phone config. If you happen to be on a compatible mobile provider network you may also be able to use the esim feature without having to pay for a separate contract. It so happens that currently I am unable to use the esim functionality yet, but hope to once my provider offers it at a reasonable cost.Having a built in GPS sensor means the navigation features are accurate and do not require the phone to be connected apart from any data connection that may be required. The android/WearOS ecosystem has a huge range of apps that enhance the watch from apps to visual tweaks and customisations. I have a few apps installed for my home automation which makes feedback via notifications and managing devices around the house super easy as it can now be done from the watch rather than needing to pull out my phone.The only downsides for me were the battery doesn't last quite as long as I would like (although still better than previous version), the watch itself is a little small, and the watch now n longer supports wireless charging so therefore needs a bespoke charging cable.
The Pixel Watch 2 looks good and feels good on the wrist. It seems like a well built wearable.Whilst the device is responsive, it's still can be laggy and unresponsive at times.It took multiple attempts to actually set up as each time an error appeared on the 'Watch' app that said "somethings gone wrong, factory reset and try again". Annoying.Also - battery life is supposed to have improved from the first gen Pixel watch - but to me it still isn't that great.I can just about make it through a day, but it needs a top up if I want to track my sleep. Even when I tweak the settings for it to use less battery, it has very little impact.The ONE thing I've noticed is that the default watch faces that it comes with drains battery very fast. After installing and ... MoreThe Pixel Watch 2 looks good and feels good on the wrist. It seems like a well built wearable.Whilst the device is responsive, it's still can be laggy and unresponsive at times.It took multiple attempts to actually set up as each time an error appeared on the 'Watch' app that said "somethings gone wrong, factory reset and try again". Annoying.Also - battery life is supposed to have improved from the first gen Pixel watch - but to me it still isn't that great.I can just about make it through a day, but it needs a top up if I want to track my sleep. Even when I tweak the settings for it to use less battery, it has very little impact.The ONE thing I've noticed is that the default watch faces that it comes with drains battery very fast. After installing and switching to a third party watch face, this has improved battery life significantly.The sound from the speakers is fine, but not great as it gets distorted when quite loud.Answering calls on the watch is surprisingly good though as there's little lag and people on both ends of the call seem to speak and hear normally.All in all a good wearable, but not great. I'd recommend it for people wanting a decent smartwatch with good fitness tracking capabiltities, but not for anyone that wants a premium device with long battery life.A final point: be careful as some of the more useful and marketed featured are locked behind a fitbit Premium subscription.NOTE: I've been using the Pixel Watch 2 with a Pixel 8.
I was not convinced to switch to Google pixel smartphone, but around the Christmas I picked this watch. When I got it and started to unpack I thought wow. It really felt quality built and design was instantly eye catching. The size was perfect for female wrist and included 2 straps in sizes small and large did not let feel uncomfortable wearing this watch. I had no problem at all connecting to my Samsung smartphone. Just used the app and my Google account. I owned a smartwatch before, so I was aware about some features like Health and fitness tracking, which is amazingly accurate here, but here I also found the number of preinstalled apps like maps and Youtube. Google assistant, calling features and skin temperature sensors was something I did not have on my ... MoreI was not convinced to switch to Google pixel smartphone, but around the Christmas I picked this watch. When I got it and started to unpack I thought wow. It really felt quality built and design was instantly eye catching. The size was perfect for female wrist and included 2 straps in sizes small and large did not let feel uncomfortable wearing this watch. I had no problem at all connecting to my Samsung smartphone. Just used the app and my Google account. I owned a smartwatch before, so I was aware about some features like Health and fitness tracking, which is amazingly accurate here, but here I also found the number of preinstalled apps like maps and Youtube. Google assistant, calling features and skin temperature sensors was something I did not have on my smartwatch before. And of course the watch is waterproof, which is really good to know during wet weather days. This watch offers endless features depending on your life style and truly looks great. For negatives I have very few things to mention. Of course the battery life. Even improved it still lasts 1 day, which on the other hand is normal with gadgets like this. Good thing it charges fast, but again keep in mind the box includes just C type charging cable, so you need to get charging block for that. Also, watch comes in one size only, Even though it looks great on me, I have a feeling it is a bit too small for a male to wear, but this is just my opinion. And the last thing is the price. It is not the cheapest thing to buy, but if the price does not scare you, I would say definitely go for it.
The good: it is really easy to setup, especially if you already have a pixel phone. Easy to learn UI. Heart rate monitor is really accurate for a watch, used my wife's oximeter she uses for work as a nurse to confirm, only off by one to two bpm.The bad: battery life is horrible. Barely getting 12-18 hours of use from it. All settings are what it came with, I am going to try some of the battery saver features to see if that gives me at least 24 hours of use. Seems to have affected my phone in receiving calls and made it buggy, can't truly confirm this but the watch and the supporting apps are the only changes to my phone since purchase. Watch is on the smaller size from what I'm used to wearing for a watch, fixed that issue with a watch case and band I found on ... MoreThe good: it is really easy to setup, especially if you already have a pixel phone. Easy to learn UI. Heart rate monitor is really accurate for a watch, used my wife's oximeter she uses for work as a nurse to confirm, only off by one to two bpm.The bad: battery life is horrible. Barely getting 12-18 hours of use from it. All settings are what it came with, I am going to try some of the battery saver features to see if that gives me at least 24 hours of use. Seems to have affected my phone in receiving calls and made it buggy, can't truly confirm this but the watch and the supporting apps are the only changes to my phone since purchase. Watch is on the smaller size from what I'm used to wearing for a watch, fixed that issue with a watch case and band I found on Amazon. Also it seems that some of the functionality of the watch is limited to use with the Fitbit app and only in the premium monthly subscription version. I've already paid $500 for the watch, include the software needed to extract the full potential of the watch.Not anything against the construction of the watch, not a negative or a positive, but I have always had issues with rubber/silicone/plastic bands for watches, so I kinda wish there were more choices for bands from Google at the time of purchase, to include a stainless steel band option. Hopefully this review helps someone make a more informed decision based on my early observations.
It's a nice-looking watch, but rather small for a man's wrist. It's light to wear, but I found the strap uncomfortable.The most annoying issue, was the whole set-up procedure! The watch can only be set up and run using the Watch app. Eventually, after a couple of days of trying all possible scenarios, it finally connected - the problem seems to have been that the watch required a software update before being able to sync with the app - a chicken and egg situation, which somehow eventually solved itself!One of my main reasons for considering this watch was the promise of comprehensive and accurate health and fitness data in conjunction with Fitbit. However, what is NOT well advertised is that a Fitbit Premium subscription is required in order to connect with any of ... MoreIt's a nice-looking watch, but rather small for a man's wrist. It's light to wear, but I found the strap uncomfortable.The most annoying issue, was the whole set-up procedure! The watch can only be set up and run using the Watch app. Eventually, after a couple of days of trying all possible scenarios, it finally connected - the problem seems to have been that the watch required a software update before being able to sync with the app - a chicken and egg situation, which somehow eventually solved itself!One of my main reasons for considering this watch was the promise of comprehensive and accurate health and fitness data in conjunction with Fitbit. However, what is NOT well advertised is that a Fitbit Premium subscription is required in order to connect with any of the 'advanced' features (costing £7.99 monthly after a 6-month free trial!).Even if the cost is not a concern, the real issue is that these 'advanced' features provide inaccurate data or do not work! I wore the watch for 3 weeks day and night (except for 2hrs daily charging it), but during that time did not receive any sensible data logged by the app. My recorded sleep was around 1hr 30mins - maybe over 2hrs a couple of times! My Apple watch tracks my sleep consistently at between 5hs 30mins and 7hrs nightly over the past 2 years. Even the heart rate monitoring is poor - showing a typical range 65-117bpm - whereas my Apple watch reports 65-75bpm (both resting) over similar days. I have not been able to retrieve any data about skin temperature or blood oxygen saturation!As for other features - the battery does not achieve 24hrs, even if the 'always on screen' is disabled along with all notifications.Overall, I am very disappointed as I had expected more from Google with this second version of their Pixel watch. Perhaps I have a defective example of this watch - it certainly seems that some of the sensors on the watch are not working correctly?Based on my experiences, I cannot recommend this watch.
The latest Smartwatch offering from Google doesn't disappoint. With its stylish circular case made from aluminium and with a domed display, it feels great on the wrist is very light weight and doesn't look too big on my wrist. The display is stunning and offers very sharp detail. Additionally, the Gorilla Glass 5 is scratch resistant.In terms of responsiveness, it was very fast and responded to commands seamlessly without any lag. In terms of connectivity, it paired easily via Bluetooth and I was able to enjoy my favourite tunes whilst commuting and exercising.Like most leading Smartwatch brands, the Google Pixel Watch 2 provides access to a wide range of functionalities such as Calendar, Contactless payment (Google pay) and ability to sync notifications with ... MoreThe latest Smartwatch offering from Google doesn't disappoint. With its stylish circular case made from aluminium and with a domed display, it feels great on the wrist is very light weight and doesn't look too big on my wrist. The display is stunning and offers very sharp detail. Additionally, the Gorilla Glass 5 is scratch resistant.In terms of responsiveness, it was very fast and responded to commands seamlessly without any lag. In terms of connectivity, it paired easily via Bluetooth and I was able to enjoy my favourite tunes whilst commuting and exercising.Like most leading Smartwatch brands, the Google Pixel Watch 2 provides access to a wide range of functionalities such as Calendar, Contactless payment (Google pay) and ability to sync notifications with phone. The Battery life lasts up to 48 hrs and this feels sufficient given the functions it offers.The watch is equipped with Fitbit's health fitness app suite and comes with heart rate tracking, step tracking and sleep monitoring. It looks very accurate and was very responsive as I used it to perform some High intensity exercises.Overall, the watch is very well built, coupled with sleek design. It also offers a plethora of functionalities and makes it a great product.
I previously had Fitbits, but when I discovered the Pixel Watch incorporated Fitbit I was keen to try it out, as I've also had Pixel phones for the last few years.Style wise I feel it's understated and doesn't look garish, particularly with the black strap.The integration between the phone and watch is seamless via the Google watch app, and allows you to manage the settings from either device. I like the large choice of watch faces you can pick from, and I've opted to use photos from my phone gallery for a personalised option.Activity tracking is excellent, vastly superior to any Fitbit I had previously. I also love the Fitbit ECG option, which let's you know if you have normal cardiac sinus rhythm. It's also excellent at tracking your sleep, and gives you ... MoreI previously had Fitbits, but when I discovered the Pixel Watch incorporated Fitbit I was keen to try it out, as I've also had Pixel phones for the last few years.Style wise I feel it's understated and doesn't look garish, particularly with the black strap.The integration between the phone and watch is seamless via the Google watch app, and allows you to manage the settings from either device. I like the large choice of watch faces you can pick from, and I've opted to use photos from my phone gallery for a personalised option.Activity tracking is excellent, vastly superior to any Fitbit I had previously. I also love the Fitbit ECG option, which let's you know if you have normal cardiac sinus rhythm. It's also excellent at tracking your sleep, and gives you great insights to how well you're resting through the night.It's very handy for making sure you never miss a call or text, but you can of course turn off notifications for when you need peace and quiet. One feature I absolutely love is my morning alarm now rings through my watch rather than my phone; it's a far more palatable noise at that time of the day, and I can turn it off from my wrist rather than reaching for my phone and knocking things off the bedside table! Additionally, when I plug in my phone at night to charge, my phone goes into Do Not Disturb mode, and this syncs with the watch so I won't be disturbed by either during the night.Charging is quick, I'd hazard a guess a full charge takes around an hour, and the battery life is well over 24 hours (I don't use "always on" for the watch display).Overall I would highly recommend, and I can't imagine living without a smartwatch again.
| Battery Capacity | Up to 24 hours with always-on display |
| Storage | 32GB |
| NFC | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes, V5.0 |
| Sensors | Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen Apps, GPS, Distance |
