Does this device have fall detection? null

Yes, the Pixel Watch 2 has fall detection. In fact, it has more fall detection and SOS functionality than any other smartwatch (including Apple's). When a fall is detected, the watch alerts you and asks if you want to call emergency services or an emergency contact. If you don't respond, it can even call emergency services for you. In addition, the watch's Emergency SOS feature makes it easy for you to call an emergency contact or emergency services even if you didn't fall. I bought one for myself for the heart rate data, sleep tracking, etc. I'm also buying one for each of my grandparents for peace of mind.

Hey there,Texan! Thanks for your interest. When a hard fall is detected, your Google Pixel Watch will wait about 30 seconds and then will vibrate, ring loudly, and ask if you want to call emergency services for help. If you don't move, don't respond to, or don't dismiss the alert, your watch will vibrate, sound an alarm, and wait 60 seconds before placing a call to emergency services with an automated voice message letting them know your Pixel Watch detected a fall. If you have granted permission to share your location, your Google Pixel Watch will share your location with emergency services. However, if you have Fall detection turned on and travel to an unsupported region, Fall detection will be temporarily unavailable. Learn more about tech specs here: https://support.google.com/googlepixelwatch/answer/12651869

There is a setup on the Pixel 8 pro phone that pairs with watch for that

To "Purpl3Nurpl3"......always a wise acre in the group somewhere. Thanks for nothing!

I don't believe so, I think it has crash detection like the Pixel phones

He love his new phone . My sister love her new phone . Their like their new phones and my boyfriend love his new watch

Yes, if worn correctly, your wrist and/or fingers will break the fall first.

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Yes, the Pixel Watch 2 has fall detection. In fact, it has more fall detection and SOS functionality than any other smartwatch (including Apple's). When a fall is detected, the watch alerts you and asks if you want to call emergency services or an emergency contact. If you don't respond, it can even call emergency services for you. In addition, the watch's Emergency SOS feature makes it easy for you to call an emergency contact or emergency services even if you didn't fall. I bought one for myself for the heart rate data, sleep tracking, etc. I'm also buying one for each of my grandparents for peace of mind.
Answered by Michigander 1 year ago
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Hey there,Texan! Thanks for your interest. When a hard fall is detected, your Google Pixel Watch will wait about 30 seconds and then will vibrate, ring loudly, and ask if you want to call emergency services for help. If you don't move, don't respond to, or don't dismiss the alert, your watch will vibrate, sound an alarm, and wait 60 seconds before placing a call to emergency services with an automated voice message letting them know your Pixel Watch detected a fall. If you have granted permission to share your location, your Google Pixel Watch will share your location with emergency services. However, if you have Fall detection turned on and travel to an unsupported region, Fall detection will be temporarily unavailable. Learn more about tech specs here: https://support.google.com/googlepixelwatch/answer/12651869
Answered by Nest Support 1 year ago
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Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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There is a setup on the Pixel 8 pro phone that pairs with watch for that
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To "Purpl3Nurpl3"......always a wise acre in the group somewhere. Thanks for nothing!
Answered by Texan 2 years ago
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I don't believe so, I think it has crash detection like the Pixel phones
Answered by BenC 2 years ago
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He love his new phone . My sister love her new phone . Their like their new phones and my boyfriend love his new watch
Answered by ElizabethW 2 years ago
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Yes, if worn correctly, your wrist and/or fingers will break the fall first.
Answered by Purpl3Nurpl3 2 years ago
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