Customer Ratings & Reviews

Couldn't be more happy with the Pixel Watch 4 which I've been wearing basically 24hrs daily. I needed an Android based watch since I recently switched to the Samsung Fold7 phone (phenomenal) from many many many years on Apple. Originally I tried the new Galaxy watch but it had inaccurate heart rates readings (I didn't know Samsung doesn't recommend it for those w/pacemakers) so I waited for the Pixel Watch 4 to arrive. I am getting a couple days of battery on the Pixel especially since I turned recently turned on the auto-on/off display. I tried the watch always on for a few weeks and have now switched to auto on/off display (thus the 2 day+ battery life) and it displays quickly when raising wrist. It charges super fast in the morning as I drink coffee. It recognizes when I am sleeping and waking up so I don't have to fiddle with that. Also decent for running but I haven't explored w/other activities like biking yet. My concerns are possible scratch-ability of the display so I am using the plastic film screen protectors which are holding up. Note the protectors that cover the whole watch have to be removed to charge so that doesn't fit the bill. SO VERY happy and STILL exploring Watch 4 features but no frustration and plan on keeping this for at least a year.

This is my 3rd smartwatch and my first from Google. The display is large and beautiful, but it scratches very easily, and after a week, I already have a noticeable one. I opted for LTE as a backup connection in case I lost or broke my phone while traveling. However, I learned that you can only store one eSIM profile, and I lost my free 2-year Google Fi data eSIM when I added a new eSIM. Overall, it's a good watch, but at the $500 price point, I wish it were more durable and allowed you to store at least a second eSIM profile, especially for traveling. It's a nice watch, and if they solved those issues or sold it at a lower price point while keeping them, it would be five stars. Pros: Nice large display. Two-day battery life. Easily customizable face. Cons: Can only store one eSIM profile Glass is easily scratched Gemini voice commands don't always work

The watch get the job done. Lots of great features and it's very responsive watch. The new charger orientation works well. This is my 2nd Android based Smart watch. I was coming from a TicWatch 5 Pro. Only think better about that watch is it's dual display where it has a Casio style face when you just wanna check basic stats. Only feature the pixel watch 5 doesn't have. Everything else is top tier.

Coming from a Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra. Wasn't a bad watch, but as a Pixel platform user (phone, buds) I really had to do a lot of research and hacking to get the health stats to work for me. I only went with it for the bigger clearer display, but the PW4 has done a great job of eliminating that as a factor. And since most of the hacks I used are soon to be obsolete, I felt it was time. So nice to be back where everything just works seamlessly. The new display is crisp and easy to read, even in bright sunlight. Very happy with the battery life and feature set and it's so much more comfortable to wear 24/7 (sleep metrics are important to me and the PW4 does a better job IMHO). The Best Buy experience was top notch (Bridgewater, NJ) and everyone at BB made the trade in and purchase experience wonderful from the moment I entered the store until I left. Watch was shipped NEXT DAY and arrived on time same day. Wouldn't go anywhere else!!

Overall Good Product. Difficult to find accessories for it. Especially a case or new charging stand as the charging method and charger was changed for pixel watch 4 new case lead to charging issue and no charging stand available which has charge for poo pixel watch 4 integrated.

Charges fast, great screen and very responsive. Works well with the pixel phone!

a definitive update over the pixel watch 3, really love how long the battery life is, the display is also pretty neat and is bright enough that you won't be squinting at the text, overall a great product!

The Pixel Watch 4 is a a great watch . I upgraded from the 3rd gen 45mm LTE version and this one charges much faster, but seems to last me less hours than my 3rd gen, even with the new bigger battery. I opted for the 45mm LTE version and I find it as smooth in operation as the 3rd gen. Is there a considerate amount of difference between the two watches, no. I would say the biggest differences is the new repairable option to replace the battery and screen on your own (a first for a Pixel watch) and very rare for a smartwatch in 2025/2026, and the rise to talk feature to talk to Gemini (which works half the time as of October 2025. Just make sure you protect your watcha and compare Google's protection plan with Best Buy's. I went with Best Buy's Geek Squad protection.

Love this watch so far , upgraded from pixel 3 the battery fast charge alone is worth the upgrade , I get 2 days easy on this pixel 4 45 mm

Its working good and its good for sports and daily uses

Upgraded from the Google Pixel Watch 2 and what a difference especially in battery life. I also upgraded to the bigger model and love the larger display. I even use the always on display and still can get two and a half days with this thing. My pixel watch 2 even with AOD off still had to charge everyday. I think these watches are going in the right direction.

perfect watch, I love all the pixel watches lineup

The battery life is fantastic. I could go almost 3 days without charging (I don't use always on display). Sleep tracking seems pretty accurate. Being able to replace the screen or battery could be a huge plus in the future. Having satellite SOS is a piece of mind.

Best Pixel watch series yet, love the 45mm size along with the LTE cell service available. Helps keep track of my steps and heart rate and has a long battery life.

Best smart watch hands down !!! Great battery life and has all the things I need to keep me on track

I thought this was the coolest looking watch. Just a black orb on my wrist. It began to let me know what it was as soon as I turned it on for the first time. The UI makes no sense. You cannot rearrange the apps on the home screen. You cannot rearrange the settings in the quick settings menu. There is no home button. If you want to leave an app you have to press the digital crown twice. Once to go back to the watch face, then again to go to the home screen. Then you have to scroll, unless your app begins with the letter "a." It is a very clunky and unintuitive UI design that frankly shocked me. Then the build quality. The unit I got had a mushy digital crown. It pressed in about a millimeter before I coukd click it. The band connection the watch was very loose on two axes. Left/right and up/down. There are clear quality control issues with this watch. I wanted to love it. In fact I had already decided it was right before buying it based solely on looks. Painfully I had to change my mind once it revealed what it was underneath the surface. It's a shame because it is my favorite smartwatch design. It's like a circular Apple Watch. But I left Apple to have more customization, not less. Google really dropped the ball on this one. It's not for me. If they can address the quality issues, maybe make it half as thick, and make the UI more customizable and user friendly, I'd love to buy a future generation. Unless you know you specifically need this watch for a specific feature, I would steer clear of it. Samsung makes more useful products even if they aren't as superficially beautiful. I thought rhe Galaxy Watch 8 was very ugly until I realized that it just makes sense and works, inside and out. Now it has a different kind of beauty to me. Not based solely on appearance. A beauty in my perception because I know how good it is. I wish someone had told me this stuff before I bought the Pixel Watch. The reviews are all positive but that wasn't my experience. This stuff needs to be said.

One of the best things I have ever bought, and I am genuinely happy with it.

Finally a watch that lasts 2+ days from Android that is useful.

Not as many options or customization as Samsung but not as many software issues either except one big one. It frequently asks me to log back into my google account making most of the features unusable. Even with LTE I can't use maps or get texts without being connected to the phone or WiFi. Overall it doesn't add much value when I have to use my phone anyway. For the price point I expected it to be more useful and have more features. I'm rather disappointed.