Customer Ratings & Reviews

The watch brick (OS not found error) right after getting home and perform update. Have to do a replacement with BestBuy. Bestbuy is excellent, place another right the way for me.

Nice watch unfortunately it does not do what is advertised. To get anything required at minimum of two apps I cannot get anything to work which makes ?

The Pixel Watch 4 is easily the best Android watch. It has a long battery life - about a day and a half with the 41mm model. The fitness features are an improvement. Gemini on the watch is really useful, and I find myself using it more and more because of the raise to wake feature. This is the easiest way to invoke an AI assistant on any device, on any platform. Gemini is also used to track workouts automatically, so that you don't need to manually start them. It correctly picked up on walks and runs and offered to save them after I had completed them. The combination of hardware and sofware have been great. Things run smoothe, there is no slowdown on opening apps or moving around the operating system. It just gets out of your way to get you what you need. The design is sleek and the crown is so easy to use. The long battery life and fitness features are great, but the killer feature is Gemini at the raising of your wrist. If you are an Android, this is the watch to get, it is simply the best.

I love the color, the fit the size and the features. Yet the charging cord stop working after a few days! Very disappointed.

This is the same watch as last year, with better battery and improved software. Hardware: Well, as stated...it's the same. Which could be a good thing when you think about it, because this hardware is actually really good. It is smooth to the touch, and very light weight overall. It feels good when wearing it, and your wrist should be okay with long use. I typically take my watch off at night, but I know this watch will track your sleep habits. I used to track my sleep, and it works well. This watch is no exception. When I did track my sleep with the Pixel Watch, it did well. Very accurate, and does not bother my sleep. Battery life was improved over previous generations, which it should be. Making it through a couple of days or more, will vary on several things. If you have a lot of emails, or tons of social media and sms...it could die within 24 hours. But with that, it's still pretty good on battery life. The screen is really nice, and this watch comes in a bigger size if you want a bigger battery too. Software is smooth, and you should not have any issues because it's the same pretty much as the other models as I stated before. My only Con is the price, as I feel it should be about $50 less for the WiFi/Bluetooth version. Also, it's time for a new design, this one is playing out fast for me. I've gotten every model, every year...and I know that's not the norm, but I love tech. What can I say?

I upgraded to this from the Watch 2, and I appreciate the improvements made from the previous generation(s). The biggest improvement is moving the charging contacts to the side of the watch. This lets you set the watch down in a more natural position (resting on its side) while charging, instead of trying to prop it up in an awkward position or resting it on the watch face for charging. Both scenarios I've tried and frequently end up with something bumping the charger or watch and they it would stop charging. On this watch, I can just place the charger flat on my desk, rest the watch on it, and makes a nice solid connection and much less likely to fall off if it gets jostled around. It also gets to about 80% rather quickly, with overall charging taking 30-40mins. Also nicely, the display rotates so it's still upright while on the charger, so you can still see the same and amount charged. The watch face itself is only marginally larger than the Watch 2, but what they're calling the 'domed' display, it makes the display appear much larger and they are able to fit more on it. The domed display is sometimes noticeable, but not distracting or disorienting. Also, the glass of the watch itself is NOT domed, it is flat, so you can't tell they're doing anything creative by just looking at it. I also haven't noticed any OLED burn-in. It's always going to be an issue with OLED tech, but this display seems to be high quality enough, plus any hidden anti-burn-in tricks have minimized the problem. The only thing I don't really like about this, is the battery life isn't really any improved over previous models. Especially if you use the GPS for tracking a run/walk/workout. If you track a workout that uses the GPS, charge it beforehand, and anticipate needing to charge it again at the end of the day.

This is my 3rd Pixel watch that I have ever owned. I had the original, the 3 and now this one. I have to say, with each generation, these just keep getting better and better! I got the 41mm version which is definitely better if your wrists are on the smaller size. They also offer a 47mm size if you want to go a little larger. Out of the box this watch just looks beautiful. It virtually has no bezel and almost looks like the glass just wraps around the edges. Time will tell if that means you will pick up more scratches or cracks or not, but so far, mine has been holding up very well. Getting it connected to your phone is very easy via Bluetooth using the Google Watch app. There you can set up all of your settings, choose different watch faces and more. There are lots to choose from, so you are sure to find a watch face or 2 that you will love. The screen itself looks amazing and the touch function I found to be very responsive. Also, the software on the watch I found to be very quick and responsive as well. There is no lag between swipes or taps before the watch does something. So there is enough power under the hood to run the software very effectively. I find the software to be very intuitive and easy to navigate. After using it for a day or two you will be very familiar with all the controls and how to get to where you want to be in the watch menus. There are also plenty of add on apps that you can get in the app store if you are wanting to customize your watch even more! For sensors on the watch, you get Blood oxygen, Activity vs. inactivity, Duration of exercise, Distance traveled, and Calories burned and it also does sleep tracking as well. If you are getting this to track workouts and like to have your basic data tracked, this will work very well for you. It is also water and dust resistant and they say you can go up to 164 feet underwater with this watch. I’m not a swimmer, but just putting the watch in a glass of water or wearing it in the shower, I can confirm that it still works perfectly. There are also some amazing safety features on this watch as well. It offers SOS satellite communications, meaning if you have no cellular or internet connection, you can still get help if you need it. It also has a loss of pulse detection which can detect if your pulse stops and then call for emergency service if needed. This would be a great feature for seniors to have, especially if they are living alone. There is also fall and crash detection as well and it can also notify the authorities if either of those occur if you set it up. So, its like a lifeline button on your wrist! I might actually get one of these for my elderly mother who lives alone. Just for fun for a day I wore this watch on one wrist, and my Garmin Fenix on my other wrist. I compared the basic metrics such as steps, and sleep and things like that to see how close they were. I found that they were very similar in steps, some of the sleep data was a little different, but I know that can change based on what sensors are available. Overall, I found it to work very well, and track data very well. This can also connect to your smartphone to do calls if you choose as well. I found that the speaker in the watch was loud and very easy to hear. People that I was talking to said they had no problem hearing me as well. I wouldn’t use this feature in a public place where its loud or other people could hear your conversations. But if you are out hiking or something you could easily carry on a phone conversation using the watch. The battery life I found to be OK. You are still most likely going to have to put this watch on the charger every day. The 47mm one has slightly better battery life, but they claim about 30 hours for the 41mm size. Overall, this has been a great watch so far with some nice safety features built into it. I am hoping the rounded glass edges won’t be more prone to scratches or cracks, but time will tell on that. Definitely check it out if you are in the market for a new smartwatch!

I'm a current owner of the Pixel Watch 2 that I've worn for the last 2 years. I like that watch but I have to use battery saver mode all the time in order to keep it running for a day. The pixel watches have a deep integration with FitBit and I rely on the sleep tracking as part of my overall health so the battery on my smart watch HAS to last for 24 hours so I'm not charging overnight. The pixel watch 2 was OK - it provided a lot of the capabilities that I looked over my shoulder at Apple Watch users and was for the most part reliable, but I always had FODB (fear of dead battery). The Pixel Watch 4 is a notable upgrade over its predecessors - because of the decrease in bezel there is a larger watch face in the same package - the charge on the side has a much more reliable set of contacts and charges super fast, making it easy to get the charge you need, more options have been added to configure customer watch faces including a number of internal metrics. Overall this watch has a snappy response, a lot of smart upgrades to the OS that make it easier to do the things that you use your watch for every day and most importantly - it offers that high performance will 24+ hour battery life, no battery saver required. I've used a number of smart watches and this is hands down the best one I've ever had on my wrist. If you have an android phone this is the best choice for you.

Excellent battery back up, great display. I think it's a huge upgrade on pixel watch 1

This is an amazing watch. The set-up between my Pixel 10 pro phone and the watch was so quick and easy. It basically does everything for you. You just get it close to your phone and then answer questions about what you want to transfer to the watch. The different fitness tracking modes are more than I could ever use. The GPS function can be set up for emergency situations like a car crash or a fall even in very remote locations. The heart tracking function can automatically provide emergency contact if you were to lose pulse. The health metrics tracking keeps many different measurements and helps to manage stress, even. The watch itself is really stylish and pretty much the whole face is used for display. The customization allowed for your apps is almost overwhelming. The speaker is very clear and talking with Gemini is seamless and so convenient. The watch is incredibly durable- I have banged it against a metal door and it didn't even leave the slightest scratch. The battery life says it will last up to 72 hours on battery saver mode, but I think it may last longer than that. Charging is very fast. The touchscreen on such a small device is very precise. I would highly recommend this watch for any Android user.