Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great smartwatch! Cool features, great battery life, clear call audio amd the integration with fitbit is awesome! It also serves as a motivator to be more active.

Excellent watch . The best you can find on Android . Amazing Fitbit integration . Sleep quality measurement is great . Should have been a little bigger . The dial is so small it would be perfect for a kids wrist . Most adults wouldn’t necessarily love the size. If size doesn’t matter for you then this is it . :-)

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

Love the sleekness, style, and features! Love the band! I couldn't be happier with this watch. And I love the color! Battery life last for about two days before needing a full charge. I'm looking at getting a screen protector for it as I am paranoid to crack the screen. I would recommend!

This is a sleek watch that connects seamlessly with my pixel phone. It has everything I need right at my Fingers and has helped me find my phone a couple times. I love this watch and would get it again.

This is a sleek watch that connects seamlessly with my pixel phone. It has everything I need right at my Fingers and has helped me find my phone a couple times. I love this watch and would get it again.

Nice overall smart watch but a bit small looking on average size wrist. Does most all smart watch tracking well. Sleep, steps, stairs and health tracking are very good. There is a problem with GPS tracking everyone should know. When you use GPS to track an activity it sometimes malfunctions and ends activity early. Also GPS does not always turn off after activity and will drain battery quickly while running in the background. Watch requires a reset to turn off GPS. Watch also lacks the ability to set a sleep bed time to auto shut down. You have to manually do this every night?? Battery will last better than 24 hours if you don't have GPS running in backround.

I love the look and feel of the watch. I love the apps and the information about the sleep and heart stuff. I feel it's pretty accurate. I'm a little disappointed in the length of the battery. I have to charge it every day.

I had a Versa Lite 2 that worked well for a couple of years. I finally broke the last replacement band, and they did not have any more that I could find. The Google Pixel 2 is definitely an upgrade from the Versa. It does all I need it to do and somethings that I am not sure I need it too. Either way. It looks and fits nicely. I had my trial run with it out in the desert of Palm Springs for a week this month. Although, I changed wrist daily to not get a sunline on. it seemed light and stayed cool in the heat. I walked a tremendous amount of miles for an old fat man in 100 plus temperatures. The watch looks good and performs well. I like that I can answer the phone without digging mine out. According to my wife I sound clearer over the watch than when I have the phone on speaker. So, I guess that is an improvement too. It did seem that the battery only last about a day and a half or so. Had to keep an eye on that. There were some reviews that it charged slowly but I did not notice that. However, I did usually charge overnight.

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.

Great watch, lots of features. I love that I can actually call and text via the watch. I don't have to pull my phone out of my pocket to do quick replies. I can ignore calls while at work and what not. Reminds you to get up and move. Monitors lots of things for you. Most watches give me a rash on my wrist, this one hasnt yet. I would recommend

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.

Love the sleak-ness of this watch face, the rose gold is so classic too. Inlove how customizable the watch features are too taylor to my needs. The batery life is less then impressive if you leave every alert on, however, after adjusting some settings, i can get 3 days of battery life,so thats a win!

So far so good.. ! Does everything I need it to. Was worried when I hadn't used my Fitbit in a while and then found out that Google bought them. Wish the battery lasted a little longer. It is pretty comfortable to wear. Not heavy.

It's a good watch. A slight upgrade from the original. It does seem to last a little longer, but not by much. I wish there was a bigger screen size, or a bigger option, and the bezel could be smaller. Otherwise it's decent.

An amazing follow up to Pixel's first watch. Works great with My Pixel 7 Pro and so intuitive and responsive. The battery lasts well over 24 hours even with regular usage. Definitely recommend this watch for any android user!

Works flawlessly in every way and has impressive battery life

Love, love my google Pixel smartwatch. I have a Pixel phone and it synchs up beautifully with the Fitbit app AND my hearing aids.

Great Watch with Fitbit integration... Fitbit features are always great....auto workout detection feature is great....it will detect whether it is a walk or run or cycling based on workout... Sleep tracking, spo2, continuous heart rate detection and many more.

I'm not much of a watch person but I received this as a pre-order gift with the pixel pro 8 and I actually really like it. It's really neat that you can change the face of the watch to anything you want or even make your own and you can customize the look with different straps. It also has been really interesting to see it track my sleep patterns and my heart rate and things like that with the Fitbit app. It's not so much a watch as it is an extension of your phone. For the most part I don't need my phone. The watch does everything except it doesn't have its own speaker or camera and obviously it's a smaller screen. Where it lacks in those things it makes up for by being a controller for other devices. So you can control your phone's camera using the watch or control Bluetooth speakers for example. Definitely plan to keep using it and recommend it to others.