Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great watch so far. It's been tracking my steps but still getting used to it

Amazing product the best one they ever made thank you

Great watch with noticeable improvements over the Pixel watch 2

Excellent if you own a pixel phone, match made in heaven.

Didn’t do what I want them to do watch face to small

I really enjoy having the watch, its a plus one for me to have so i dont have to keep eye on my phone 24/7. The downside to it is not having 4g

plain and simple, nothing great about it, wait for the updated version..but i would stay away from google products if i were you, customer service is no help at all

I had to return this just because of the dated bubble look. I put it on my wrist and didn't like how it looked on me. Even opting for the larger watch race . I just feel like you lose screen and I prefer a more flat modern look.

Not worth buying. Screen shattered with a slight tap. When you try to look at it screen lights up half the time. Your shirt over the top of it will change settings. About 1/4 the time you get notifications you have set up. Battery life could be a lot better. Needs charged daily. Most of the times buttons on watch are not responsive.

After getting my first Google pixel phone, I wanted to give the watch a try, but I just didn’t really like it. It’s too small even the bigger one is too small for me.

Loved the pixel watch 2 but it just stopped working after update, back sensor flashing green light, but just a black screen 2 months out of warranty, no discounts or repair available? Even though it said those were options on their website, so I didn't get Google watch. 3

I'm done with Best Buy. I ordered this watch on 12/17. Their checkout page stated Free Shipping, and that I would receive it the next day, which is today 12/18. This morning, I received an email saying the order had been "delayed" and that I wouldn't receive it until Jan. 1, 2025. Meanwhile, the BB webpage for this item still claims "order today and receive it tomorrow". If a vendor needs to lie to me in order to separate me from my money, I'll go elsewhere from now on. Thanks BB, for making this an easy decision.

hard to justify the price tag, Sensors stopped working after a week.

I purchased an open-box item, and the box has a sticker indicating it was inspected. However, the watch has a screen lock, likely set by the previous owner, which I can't unlock, preventing me from setting it up. Furthermore, there's no option to restore the watch to its factory settings. This makes me question whether Best Buy properly tests open-box items before putting them up for sale.

I recently purchased a Pixel Watch 3 45mm open box in “excellent condition” from Best Buy. However, I received the watch with a wrong charger and the band was stuck to the watch. It’s unbelievable how poor the quality control at Best Buy is. I will never buy anything from them again and will strongly advise anyone I know to do the same.

The battery does not last at all and is very limited because you cannot watch videos

Open box. Was locked with previous owners pin. Impossible to reset

I don't know where all these people are saying the battery is good?? My watch was draining itself and I pretty much deactivated all apps. I only used it to text, nothing else. Returned it immediately..

I am a longtime Fitbit user, so I was quite pleasantly surprised when my new Google Pixel 3 45 mm smartwatch integrated smoothly and perfectly into the Fitbit app. It also integrates beautifully with my Pixel phone but should work very well with any Android phone. The Pixel 3 has an attractive circular watch face and has a very comfortable band which is rather challenging to attach to the watch but is very secure once attached. On my arm, the watch feels heavy but but not intolerably so. The display is both pretty and easy to read with very good resolution. The Pixel 3 does all the things that you would expect from a good Fitbit or any other smartwatch, but it seems to do them perhaps a bit better. For example, I noticed while wearing my Fitbit and Pixel (on separate arms - BTW you cannot have both connected to the Fitbit app at the same time.) that the Pixel counted my steps lower than the Fitbit. Later, I conducted a step count test on the Pixel wherein I would count off 100 steps and check the Pixel count. I did that a couple of times for both automatic stride length and the measured stride length. In each test, the Pixel count was within 7 steps over (usually more like 4) the actual count - quite a bit more accurate than any Fitbit that I have owned but very similar to another smartwatch that I once owned. It automatically detects the start of a sleep cycle as well as the start of many athletic activities (afraid I did not try more than two but it worked well for both). I tried to use as many of the tiles and apps that are made so easily available by Google but I guess I am set enough in my ways that I only actively use a few of them. Apps are presented upon a screen accessed by a press of the watch stem when the selected face is displayed and you select from among them by scrolling up or down. Tiles are accessed by scrolling from the right. The battery life at about 2.5 days without GPS enabled on this 45 mm Pixel watch 3 is quite improved over earlier android watches but not yet quite close enough to the Fitbit standard 7 days - a little more room for improvement. However, this Pixel 3 watch charges much faster than any other watch that I have owned. Overall, I highly recommend this Pixel 3 45 mm.

Pick up on disconnecting. Not worth the money and there's a new one that came out