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Google Pixel Watch 2 with the Best of Fitbit and Google - Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Matte Black Aluminum Case - Obsidian Active Band - LTE

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Color: Black Aluminum Case - Obsidian Active Band - LTE


Style: LTE


Features

  • The Pixel Watch 2 comes with three new advanced sensors for heart rate tracking, skin temperature, and stress management[1,2]; 100% recycled light aluminum housing makes it comfortable to wear[3]
  • The all-new heart rate sensor and Google AI combine for Fitbits most spot-on heart rate tracking yet[4], so you can get more precise health and fitness info[5]
  • Go even longer with the enhanced 24-hour battery and always-on display[6,7]; charge for 75 minutes to get a full day of battery life[8]
  • Identify potential signs of stress with Fitbits body-response feature, so you can manage it in the moment[5]; and track variations in your skin temperature, blood oxygen levels, and sleep to help you spot possible changes[5,9,10]
  • Get help with Emergency SOS and Fall Detection if youre feeling unsafe or if youve had a hard fall[11,12]; and Safety Check alerts your close contacts if you dont respond to a set check-in timer[13]

Description

The Google Pixel Watch 2 combines the best of Google and Fitbit.[1] Understand your health and fitness with Fitbit’s most advanced heart rate tracking yet.[4,5] Use your favorite Google apps at a glance, including Gmail and Calendar, and get peace of mind from personal safety features.[15,24] And keep going with even longer battery life.[6,7]

Operating System: android


Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB


Special Feature: Accelerometer, Body Temperature Monitor, ECG, Activity Tracker, Calorie Tracker


Connectivity Technology: Cellular


Wireless Communication Standard: Infrared


Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion


GPS: Built-in GPS


Shape: Round


Screen Size: 41 Millimeters


Brand: Google


Package Dimensions: 12.36 x 4.13 x 3.27 inches


Item Weight: 7.4 ounces


Item model number: GD2WG / GQ6H2


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


OS: android


Connectivity technologies: Cellular


GPS: Built-in GPS


Special features: Accelerometer, Body Temperature Monitor, ECG, Activity Tracker, Calorie Tracker


Other display features: Wireless


Human Interface Input: Touchscreen


Color: Black Aluminum Case - Obsidian Active Band - LTE


Whats in the box: USB-C Magnetic Charging Cable, Google Pixel Watch 2, Watch Band, Quick Start Guide


Manufacturer: Google


Country of Origin: Vietnam


Date First Available: October 4, 2023


Standing screen display size: 41 Millimeters


Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB


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    • Wife loves it
Color: Silver Case - Porcelain Active Band - Wi-Fi Style: WiFi
Works well, easy to use, good brightness and clarity, battery life could be better, needs to be charged every other day. I decided on value for money,
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024 by Mike C
    • The Perfect Blend of Google and Fitbit Features!
Color: Silver Case - Porcelain Active Band - Wi-Fi Style: WiFi
The Google Pixel Watch 2 has truly exceeded my expectations. It combines the best of Google’s technology with Fitbit’s fitness tracking expertise, making it an ideal smartwatch for everyday use. Here’s what I love about it: Heart Rate & Stress Tracking: The heart rate monitoring is highly accurate, and the stress management features are a nice touch. It’s great for keeping tabs on my overall wellness, especially with Fitbit’s detailed insights. Safety Features: The built-in safety features like fall detection and emergency SOS add an extra layer of security, which is very reassuring. Sleek Design: The Polished Silver Aluminum Case and Porcelain Active Band make it look modern and stylish. It’s comfortable to wear all day, whether I’m working out or at the office. Seamless Google Integration: With Google Assistant, Maps, and notifications directly on my wrist, it integrates perfectly with my Android phone. Managing calls, texts, and even navigation is super smooth. Fitness & Health Tracking: As expected with Fitbit, it offers excellent fitness tracking, including workouts, steps, and sleep. It’s a great all-in-one device for staying active and healthy. If you’re looking for a stylish smartwatch that balances health tracking with Google’s ecosystem, the Pixel Watch 2 is definitely worth it. The Wi-Fi version works seamlessly without needing a data plan, making it a great value. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2024 by Sharan
    • Works great looks great battery dies fast.
Color: Black Case w/ Black Band - WiFi Style: WiFi
Review Image by Nicky buonanno Nicky buonanno
The watch is easy to use and easy to look at. The only two things I would change about it would be the size of the keyboard because it's super small and kind of hard to type on and the fact that the battery dies super quick compared to other fitbits I've had. I have to charge this one everyday and although it does charge fast it's still a pain because I don't take it off while I'm sleeping so I have to take it off during the day to charge it. Quality is great. Connection is great and the value for what you're paying for is great. I've also hit it against some things by accident and it hasn't scratched, knock on wood. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024 by Nicky buonanno Nicky buonanno
    • Love it, I wish I had gotten a smart watch sooner
Color: Black Case w/ Black Band - WiFi Style: WiFi
I've been loving this watch since I first put it on. From what I've read, the Samsung Galaxy watch is considered better, but you need an additional wireless plan, and I didn't want that. The Pixel Watch 2 has a bluetooth/wifi option and that is good enough for me. I already had a Pixel 8, so it works seamlessly with my phone. I also really like how customizable the phone is. There are lots of watch face options and you can even further customize each watch face. There are also downloadable watch face apps for even more options. I have not explored this too much beyond what is included on the watch. There are lots of accessories available to customize the look of the watch. It comes with a basic silicon strap. It's fine, but you can find different colors and styles of bands and cases. I have two main complaints... 1) Battery Life - You have to charge it once a day on average. I like using it to track my sleep, so I need to charge it during the day. That being said, it charges quickly. I've gotten in the habit of charging it in the morning when I sit down to start my work day. 2) Charging Cable - It has a special, unique charging cable. It doesn't plug in, it uses a magnet to attach. It's always annoying having special cables for charging. It is also a different charging cable/mechanism than the previous model. Additional Concerns... You need to get a protective case. It's a watch, you will bump it into stuff, drop it, etc. Just a screen protector will not cut it. The curved body means a film protector will come off more easily. There are plenty of cheap options for protective cases available, though. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2024 by Dan Bryant
    • First impressions of the Pixel Watch2 plus updates
Color: Gold Case w/ Hazel Band - WiFi Style: WiFi
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Having tried a TicWatch Pro5 and a OnePlus2 over recent weeks and having sent both back as i could never Google Wallet to work consistently across either of those two watches…I have great hope for the Pixel2 watch. I have a Pixel7 phone, so with a Pixel7 phone, Pixel2 watch and Google Wallet….what could go wrong? Nothing, I hope. I wont try to use Google Wallet for another 2 days yet on the Pixel2 watch. i will update the review once i try that a few times. I have used my Pixel7 phone with Google Wallet for a long time now and whenever the Ticwatch or the OnePlus watches did not work, my Pixel7 phone worked with Google Wallet every time. So, obviously an issue with those other two watches. I “assume” that Google will get this correct on the Pixel2 watch. I did end up using the longer strap that comes with the watch. Taking the strap off is a bit of a pain, probably for most men who keep their nails short. I had my wife use her nail to push the very small “button” and slide the shorter strap off. Putting the longer one was a bit of a pain also until i read the very small manual again and actually used the longer strap to push the button (and not my own short finger nail), then the longer strap went on first time. For me, not the best design for changing straps. But, in general, the installation was a breeze. Probably better than the other two watches. I did buy a foldable charger which will charge both my phone a Pixel2 watch. Looks pretty good on the nightstand. I'm keeping an eye on how long a charge on the watch holds. Last night it was fully charged when I went to bed and was at 88% when I woke up after about 7 hours of sleep. During the day, I get various notifications, an odd phone call or two. As the watch his new, I am obviously playing with settings etc, but that should settle down once I get used to the watch. With Google Wallet, I used the Pixel2 watch twice yesterday. Once at WaWa for gas and once at Publix (groceries). Neither of the two other watches worked at Publix. What was interesting is that when using Wallet on my phone at Publix I get the blue and white check mark very quickly but when using the watch, the checkout terminal showed me a "please wait" or similar message and was accepted once the cashier finished ringing up the purchases. I'll check that out again in future Publix purchases. Alarms...I have 3 alarms set on my phone for Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 06:30 and had to set these manually on the watch so alarms o NOT sync between the phone and the watch. I think I have the standard clock app on my phone but not sure...I just looked at it on the phone but not obvious if I added this app or if it is the standard app. UPDATE 7/11/2024 Google Pixel2 Watch – Battery Loss and Google Wallet Observations Battery loss Day2 06:00 to 18:00 battery 88% -> 69% 23:30 to 06:45 battery 100% -> 88% Day3 06:00 to 18:00 battery 88% -> 54% Day4 23:00 to 06:30 battery 100% -> 93% Sleep mode enabled by time setting FitBit enabled (NOT premium) – For my purposes (I’m 74), premium doesn’t seem worth it. I get a phone call or two, notifications and time checking Took cat to the vet for yearly checkup Watch Google Wallet did NOT work, Pixel7 phone also did NOT work. Turns out that they take Apple Pay but NOT Google Pay (why would a vendor do this?) Day5 Hyundai dealer, Pixel2 watch accepted for service payment. Had to hold the watch almost touching the pay terminal Day6 Watch lost 9% of battery while sleeping over night (22:15 to 06:00) from 100% to 91% Treadmill this morning, FitBit seems to disagree with the figures that my treadmill provides Treadmill – 31 Minutes, 1.53 miles, 111 calories FitBit – 21 minutes, 1.32 miles, 274 calories It’s interesting that the watch seems to recognize that I am exercising and prompted me to select a mode. I chose “treadmill”…this was after I had been walking for a number of minutes. That may explain some of the differences shown above…but not the calories I would think. You should wipe your wrist and watch dry after exercising. UPDATE 7/16/2024 IF I press start on the watch as I start walking, the treadmill and watch statistics are pretty close. Heartbeat (obviously changing) is pretty much the same between treadmill and watch). Miles walked (treadmill says 1.5 miles, watch says 1.4 miles). Treadmill doesn't count steps although the watch does. Google Wallet/Pay or whatever they are calling it today. It seems that there are some stores that take Apple Pay but NOT Google Wallet/Pay. My vet is like that, local Chinese restaurant last night was the same. From some web searching, it seems that Apple Pay is used a lot more than Google Wallet/Pay. My local Publix supermarket takes the Pixel2 watch but refused the earlier smart watches I tried (TicWatch nPro5 and the OnePlus Pro). So, it would appear that this Pixel2 watch is more reliable than the other two using it for credit card charges. What make this watch even better is a larger unit. I read that the Pixel3 may have two sizes. Watch accepted for payment at the Olive Garden yesterday. I had to hold the watch very close to the pay terminal. It seemed to accept it as I kinda tapped the watch on the pay terminal gently. Not sure if tapping it actually did the trick or not. 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There are a variety of places around where I live that seem to have issues with using the Pixel2 watch to pay. The Pixel7 (and now my new Pixel9 XL) always seem to work when paying. The watch works, maybe, 30 to 40% o the time. Maybe it is that the phone has more power than the watch? But, as I said, I am disappointed in how the watch functions with Google Wallet. Maybe the Pixel3 watch will be better? UPDATE 9/24/2024 I’m now seeing the battery drop from 100% around 7AM to 12% by 4PM. Not sure why. I do get notifications on but not, to me, huge amounts. I have FitBit setup but I don’t do a whole lot with it either. Right now, I am having an issue where the Pixel9 XL phone and watch are not syncing. The phone tells me that it is paired with the phone but if I go into the phone alarm settings and try to turn on “Alarm sync”, it tells me “Can’t pair with a watch”, check the Google Pixel Watch app to pair Pixel Watch with this phone”. However, I have 12% battery, so I told the phone to forget the watch, rebooted the watch and will have to wait until he watch gets some more charge to re-pair it. UPDATE 10/3/2024 I turned off the always on display and the tilt-to-wake. I left just the touch-to-wake on. Battery life much better now. I still find the best way is to put the watch on charge when I don't need it for an hour or two. Charging is pretty quick. If you use the FitBit app, make sure that you have a decent charge before wearing the watch to bed (maybe 60% plus?). I did also pay and download another watch face (VIDAMOL). Only $0.99. It allows the battery charge to be displayed at the top of the watch face with a size that I can read without glasses on. This watch face better than the "standard" ones for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024 by KevMeist KevMeist

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