Customer Ratings & Reviews

Decent battery life good display smooth interface lightweight

✅ Pros: Elegant, matching design with multiple band options Snappy performance and smooth UI Improved Fitbit-powered health tracking Deep Google ecosystem and AI features ❌ Cons: Still average battery life Limited third-party app ecosystem compared to Apple Watch Only truly shines when paired with a Pixel phone

The watch is very premium. I wish it was still using stainless steel like last years model but the improvements in battery are much appreciated. I still wish that Google would make a 44 or 45mm size Pixel Watch, maybe next year. The watch is smooth, much smoother than the Galaxy Watch and has great fitness tracking.

I like this watch very much. The display is clear and bright enough. It is very common sense how to maneuver through the settings. Battery life is short although I knew this when I purchased the watch. If you don't use the "ON" mode all the time for the display, it will save on batter.

Ive enjoyed this watch, long lasting battery. Very user friendly! Comfortable and durable.

Comfortable with a sleek designs has good functions, would recommend.

I really like it . It does what is says, and track exactly the steps and better to let you know is a 100% accurate. I recommend this to anyone who will like to track everything from fitness to daily health track.

I love it it's wonderfully, it looks so modern, slim and it's super confortable. I love that it keeps the old fashion look of a watch but still looks mores modern than other watched out there. All the google and fitbir features work fenomenal, definitely changed my perspective on smart watches.

Oddly, my initial review is no longer posted. Day#2, a total 18 hours after initial charge, the battery is down to 14%. 6+hours was asleep. "Always on" has been off. A lot of this time was using/learning the phone and adjusting settings. Prior watch is "Galaxy Active2". Pixel Watch2 has a nicer appearance. Being Google, it ties in well with my pixel phone (6 Pro). I'm not yet convinced that the differences are worth the $350. Ring tones can not be changed. Fitbit "friends" can't be seen, unless the friend has swithed their Fitbit over to their google account.

Honestly use it way more than I expected to, checking my heart rate, My steps, my sleep setting alarms, checking messages, or anything else that I need to do while my phone is out of reach or needing to charge. I can do it this watch. Great option and great pictures

Pixel Watch 2 is so much better than the first iteration. 60hz screen is smoother. Battery life is 30-40% longer. Processor upgrade helps with smoother animations, better battery life, and being faster in general. They really should have dropped this as the first generation watch.

I purchased this for my son who wears a continuous glucose monitor for his Type 1 diabetes. By syncing with his monitor via the app on his phone, he can simply glance at his phone to see his number and how his sugar is trending. The drawback is that he still needs to have his phone on him for the synching to work. (Apple's watch synchs without needing the phone present.) It's a great, unobtrusive way for him to monitor his blood sugar level and it looks stylish too! Battery life is awesome and it charges quickly when needed.

I've been wearing this watch for a couple of months now. I upgraded to it from a simpler fitness band. Although the watch does everything ita designed to do, I find myself wondering whether or not it was worth the upgrade from the fitness band. It seems, in a roundabout way, that I could replicate all of the features of this watch with the fitness band I'm replacing. Overall, I think I would probably avoid this purchase if I had to make the decision now knowing what I already know, but I'm committed to it now because I've already put the money in. For what it's worth, my son has a Samsung Watch 4, and in comparison of the two, I find his watch to be a better option between the two.

This watch is a quality build. It looks sharp and the battery life is excellent.

The watch gets the job done while being quite sleek too. Seamless connection to my pixel 8 pro. The battery is simply alright but I believe later revisions fix this.

I upgraded from a Fitbit Sense and this was a major upgrade. In 3 weeks the battery has lasted from 20 hours to 30 hours depending on how I use the watch. Typically, getting 24 hours is not a problem and I have a routine that I recharge it as soon as I wake up and start preparing breakfeast, it recharges in about 40 minutes. One of my favorite feature is the wallet and just doing a double tab of the crown to bring it up. Couldn't be easier. I love tap and pay and I especially like easy. The health features are great and you'd expect that after the Fitbit purchase. A lot of choices for dial display and love being able to read notifications on the watch rather then having to pull the phone out.

Massive improvement over the 1st pixel watch. Great battery life, faster charging and wear OS finally being what it should've always been. Solid device. Get it if you can...forewarning...if you have bigger wrists/forearms? Get a bigger band.

This was a bundle deal with the pixel pro 8 that I got for my gf. She likes the watch a lot, and the decision is very sleek looking. The watch itself appears to be responsive, and has a good sleep tracking app. Overall, she recommends it!

I bought this for my Aunt. She loves it!! She said it was easy to set up and use. It was also $100 off great product extremely satisfied customer.

Watch is great except for a few things which can be a deal breaker. The battery lasts only 24hours with Always on Display. When I wake up, I have to remember to charge it before going to work (which should get to 100% by the time Im ready to leave home). The audio quality for voice calls is not good. It is actually terrible. There is a lot of distortion and noise on the other persons voice. It doesnt detect my exercise right away, unlike the apple watch. You have to initiate exercise for it to record. I also wish there’s a bigger version of the watch. 41mm is small for me. The rest is great though. The wearOS is better than the watchOS. I dont miss out on notifications.