Google Pixel Watch LTE Smartwatch Compatible with Cellular or WiFi Data, GPS, BT and Heart Rate Monitor 41mm, Bulk Packaging (Black Woven)

Excellent. Watch came brand new in sealed box, with large and short band, and charger. I've had no problems with it at all. I don't use any of the fitness features or excessive apps that use a lot of battery life. Thus from 6:00am to 10:30pm after a full charge I lose only 30% battery life in that time. Working a double shift I loose about 60- 70%. Thats 24 hours without having to charge it. This is a battery life no different than my Galaxy Watch 4, which I bought new as well. If you plan on using a lot of features and apps you should expect more battery drain. The battery drain is use case based so dont be scared off by the reviews of bad battery drain in all cases. If you want the best battery life out of the box steer clear of refurbished watches. But if you just want a truly beautiful watch and don't care about that fitness tracking etc. this is an excellent choice. Do be careful about 3rd party bands, don't buy cheap bands that cause hassles and can disconnect from the watch. The OEM bands are the best despite their redidulously expensive cost. In terms of sheer quality of materials and design nobody out there is making a Google Pixel watch band that compares, no matter how pretty it is. This watch will scratch if it hits a hard surface or floor. So you might consider a cover. The OEM band is better than Samsung's because it is concave on the wrist side, and can let in air so sweat is much reduced. It's actually fairly comfortable and I prefer the silicone bands over the cloth ones because the latter are texture and irritate a bit from rubbing on the skin. I recommend magnetic cloth bands-not non magnetic as the latter come lose over time. Magnetic cloth bands I have discovered are quite comfortable designed so that they stay on your wrist becsuse the clasp is tighter and does not shift over the material. Nor des the magnet easily loose grip. Velcro bands while more comfortable than all others are generally cheaply made and not terribly attractive overall. But if you must buy a velcro Buy those with metal connectors like the OEM bands. Those with plastic attachment connectors should be avoided at all costs as they absolutely WILL separate from the watch and cause your phone to fall off the wrist. One cheap velcro band I used separated from my watch twice within two hours, hit the floor which caused a barely visible scratch. I hate scratches so i bought another watch just to satisfy that I had a flawless one. What beautiful watch. This watch makes a great inexpensive gift too.

Good hardware and like watch have a nice apps to install, if U have the knowledge to use all the features with Google, probably U would enjoy this clock, especially with sport features. I didn't hesitate to buy it cause some years ago I used a Versa from Fitbit that was so useful and reliable, so knowing that Alphabet buyed the company to Amazon, now all their platform gives a lot of oportunities to track your exercises. My best rewards for this brand. All my family is buying one

I was always wanting a Google Pixel Watch when they first were being introduced but I could not afford one for such a long time. I've tried other generic type smart watches but they never were 100% satisfactory to me. I even tried one from Motorola which seemed like it was going to be a winner but it had a glaring issue with the screen easily being deeply scratched. I found this one at a great price knowing that now there are two other generations of Pixel Watch after it. Amazingly though Google still supports this one with updates. And it's nice finally having a watch that integrates with my Android smartphone almost seemlessly. Now of course as much as I praise this watch it does have a decent flaw. Being this is the smaller of the two sizes of Gen 1 Pixel Watch, it's battery life really threw me back. I'm used to watches lasting easily a full week before needing a recharge. The Pixel Watch especially straight out of the box will be hard pressed to make it a full day. I thought I had made a horrible purchase at first honestly. After some researching I've found out that initial battery life is bad but with some settings set and just wearing it and giving it about a week of use, the battery will optimize itself and gain more time. Right now with my current settings I can go an entire day and then needing to charge soon into the second. Luckily charging is simple and quick. I love the integration with Fitbit as well. And if you don't like the current watch face selection, there are a plethora of more on Play Store to choose from. For under a hundred bucks it's really still a great smart watch to not only tell time but have plenty of extras while seemlessly working within the Android ecosystem. I do plan on eventually getting the Pixel Watch 3 but for now this Gen 1 Pixel Watch is doing what I need. So if you don't mind having to keep it charged essentially every day and you find it under 100 dollars, I'd say go for it!

Battery life is horrible it wouldn't even last 8 hours. the watch itself does not stay connected to the phone even when it was right next to the phone.

This is my first google pixel watch. Was super easy to to connect it to my phone. I love the band that I got with the watch. Super easy to install into the watch and super easy to adjust it to fit and everything. Was able to get my old Fitbit account and old data on to the watch and everything. Definitely with get another Google pixel watch again. Plus can wait to get more bands to change out and everything. Definitely worth the money and everything.

Awesome she loves it and so do i, less screen time when your answers can be answered on your wrist, pretty amazing thanks !

The battery doesn't last a whole day. It works fine as a kids' watch phone if they are only using it for hours at a time

I wanted a watch for a long time. It really is a big upgrade for the flow of your day. esp keeping my new phone out of harms way. I bought the watch 1 41mm and my only regret is not doing this sooner. youre eventually gonna get screwed with a fitbit subscription considering it really is a good addition. overall i'm happy with the product and will be upgrading eventually. great entry point easy to replace vs a phone