A:AnswerGoogle Pixel Watch does not need its own line. Once you have paired with your phone and activated the 4G LTE option with a compatible carrier, Google Pixel Watch will share the same number as your phone.
A:AnswerNo. Pixel Watch doesn't have a walkie-talkie feature. We're always looking for ways to improve our products and services. We appreciate your input in helping us understand our customer's needs and preferences better. You can take a look at this link for current news, updates, and announcements: blog.google/products/google-nest
A:AnswerYes. Sensor information and machine learning algorithms help identify falling incidents, like a bike crash or tripping down the stairs. When a fall is detected, the watch will vibrate, ring loudly and ask if you want to call emergency services or automatically dial if you’re unresponsive. Please note that the Pixel Watch may not detect all falls, and Auto-dialing to emergency services is not available in all countries.
A:AnswerYes the Pixel Watch does have Fall Detection and the default setting is off. So you will have to enter the Security portion of Setting to enable it.
A:AnswerIt will work but only with certain mobile providers. I spent 3 weeks trying to get my LTE watch to activate and function. Please when you call support for the service provider you want, ask for a member of the Care Team. They are specialized agents who have had actually training for the watch. A regular Customer Service associate will only waste your time.
A:AnswerYes and yes. You can even have an alarm on a Google Pixel phone and have it alarm on the watch - it cuts both ways.
Haven't tried it with other android phones alarms.
A:AnswerT-Mobile, Verizon, ATT, Google Fi are the only TRUE national carriers. All other providers are only regional and if you live in California like me, your options are limited.
A:AnswerYes and No.
YES. This LTE watch does work with Verizon's NumberShare program but only if you have a Pixel phone on your Verizon account.
NO. This LTE watch will not function properly if you have any other brand of phone besides Google (ie Motorola, OnePlus, Samsung, etc).
A:AnswerI'm not sure but if your pixel is able to run and install the latest Android OS and the Google Watch app, without it giving complaints, I would lean towards yes.
Best Buy also has a pretty lenient return policy as of writing this.
A:AnswerAbout 30 hours of real use on a full charge. I can usually get away with not charging it for about a day but if I am going to be using it all day, I try to charge it the night before. Which is pretty standard. Apple watch does the same thing and so does the Galaxy watch.
A:AnswerThe rule is Pixel watches are most compatible and works seamlessly with Pixel phones. Apple watches are only compatible with Apple phones. I found this fact out the hard way.