Pixel Watch 4 (45mm) - Smartwatch - Obsidian Active Band - LTE | Android smartwatch, heart rate, fitness, and sleep tracking, 30-hour battery, Gemini built in, water resistant

This watch was a gift from my husband for Valentine's Day - heart day! lol I have had a Fitbit tracker since 2014. I started with the little clip-on and moved through them until I ended with a Versa 4. I loved my fitbit! But it started to die on me, and after some research, I decided to go with the Pixel path since Google had bought out Fitbit and wasn't supporting the Fitbit line as much any longer. This had the features I wanted to keep from my Fitbit, but had some add-ons that were welcome. Tracking my walks via gps and then giving me that map was important to me. Tracking sleep was important as well. The Versa could let me know if my phone was ringing, but the ability to answer and hear well was just not great - the Pixel is so much better at this. The Versa could do speech-to-text to respond to a text, but it always got the transcription wrong - the Pixel hasn't failed yet at getting everything correct, so it's a much better speaker system. Having the option to use an on-board keyboard when I can't speak is great. The watch looks good, and performs all functions perfectly. The battery life is not as good as the Versa was; I could get three days before a charge on the Versa, but the Pixel I have to charge daily. Just like the Versa, you can customize the face - although there are far fewer options for it. I've had trouble finding cute bands for this . Sometimes the touchscreen isn't as responsive as it could be. The big one is when a call is coming in - you have to hit either the answer or decline - I think because the face is rounded instead of the flat face like the Versa, it doesn't register on the edges well. But this is minor. A few times it has answered when I didn't do anything, and that is very frustrating. All in all I am very happy with this watch and think it will last a long time.

The watch works well and is well designed. I have the all-black version, 41mm. It works well with the Google Pixel 7 Pro phone. Apps: Basic use is telling time, easy to check temperature (weather), monitor pulse, step counter, sleep monitor, scan incoming email, texts, WhatsApp, alerts. All easy and mostly intuitive. I've not played with gemini on the watch. Size: Coming from an old school, smaller, digital watch, I expected even this 41mm with dome to be too big. It's not. I'm over 6', but with small wrists and it's a perfect size. I'm pleased with the design, style and appearance of the watch. Battery: Charges from 25% or so to almost 100% in about 15-20 minutes. It's lasted almost 2 days, but having luck charging it each evening so I can wear it to monitor sleep. It goes from e.g., 97% to 87% overnight with no display activity and nothing other than the monitoring. It's been about 22 hours since I charged it; with little activity other than monitoring notifications, scanning texts, etc, a couple timers, and sleep monitoring it's still at 71%. I could go 2 days like this. I'm certain that running more apps, leaving my phone at home, or using gemini, would reduct the battery to a day, though.

I'm in love. I'm coming from Samsung watch 7 and I'm not even slightly missing those. Excellent quality. The screen is crisp and bright. I absolutely love the GPS and the way Google handles Google wallet. Everything and the design and layout of the apps and screens simply just makes sense. The battery holds charge for about two days. The charging is extremely quick. What usually took me an hour, takes 30ish minutes for a full charge. I bought the lte version and don't regret it. Gemini is super easy to access... I like the sound quality of the call on the watch and I, honestly, did not care to have another mic attached to myself for calls. I'm very impressed with the 45mm size. It is just right on my wrist. The box had a "wider" band in the box... But I think they meant that it was longer, not wider. I'm any case, my hand is not small so the band size doesn't look tiny A+++

I'm somewhat new to the digital watch world so maybe it's just my expectations are not in line with what this watch can provide. The rapid charging on the battery is great and the thought of the SOS feature is intriguing but unlikely to ever be used. The notifications interaction with the phone is somewhat rudimentary but probably expected however the interaction with Google home is fantastic. It has dual satellite GPS for running outdoors but is terribly inaccurate on a treadmill. The main feature I got the watch for was for sleep tracking which apparently no longer works at all on the pixel 4 watch which is the only reason I purchased it for. It also has no on-demand pulse oximetry like all of the other smartwatches on the market. Honestly if I had to do it over again I probably would just go with Samsung's new Galaxy watch. There is heavy integration with Fitbit so don't expect to be able using the features without paying a monthly service fee. Overall pretty disappointed. Update: many of the issues tracking sleep and other fitness metrics have been resolved now with the Google acquisition of Fitbit. Overall and much more streamlined experience and battery life actually seems better too. I wish I had on demand pulse oximetry like most of the other products on the market.

Love these watches. 3rd purchase as they develop. Hate all AI and can disable it on this watch. Can't find a metal band outside the insane $300+ factory option (up your rear on that one, Google), but excellent case/band combo is available on Amazon. The electronic warranty plan is absolutely worth buying btw. Covers the motors for my attic fans (SE USA is an oven currently), the computer a kid spilled all over, my OnePlus tablet that got run over by an ATV (didn't actually need the warranty since the OtterBox bravely defended it), even down to universal remote my aging father threw the wall (yes, I got to do sheetrock work, yay...). I'm rambling, but: watch, 11stars. Armored case, 10 stars. Warranty, 11stars. AI, find out how to complete wipe it off tech and prevent it's rebirth in future updates, and I know someone who'd hire you for a sizable sum.

I'm happy with the watch but I can't reach anyone about how to connect my watch with the 2 years of service I paid for.

Love this watch. Originally I didn't want to spend this much but this watch was at a reduced price, I received interest free payment plan and Google offered 2 years of free data plan. (Savings of $240) I recently took a bad fall and was nowhere near my phone. Had I had this watch the fall would have been detected and emergency services contacted. I feel so much safer now. It can also detect no pulse and car crash. It charges fast and battery lasts about 2 days. Set up was quick and easy. Tracking, coach insights and customization are helpful. It's turning out to be one of my best purchases.

Fit this to replace a fitbit that wouldn't charge anymore. This is leaps and bounds better than my old fitbit. Responsive screen, easy to read, easy to set up and customize. I use it for also taking prominently and it's great at that. The battery doesn't last a long as my old fitbit sense 2, but it has way more features as a tradeoff. I have a samsung galaxy phone and it was connected and set up effortlessly. It's comfortable, lightweight, and the face is the right size to fit my wrist as an average size male. Im happy.

Je suis très satisfait. La montre est belle de bonne taille , facile a lire. les fonctions sont comme elle d'un téléphone et donc très intuitives. Il y a énormément de choix de préconfigurer pour les entrainements Google Healt. je n'utilise pas le mode LTE encore , donc pas de commentaire la dessus.

Great watch, long battery life, fast charging and links with my other devices easily

Really happy with my purchase. Great watch. I need to charge it more often than my Fitbit Sense but it does sooooo much more. The charging time is really short (40 minutes) so I don't mind charging every couple of days. Brought a Spigen Armour band and charging stand to go with it.

Bonne montre en général. L'interface est intuitif, l'application agrémentée d'intelligence artificielle est franchement surprenante et la qualité de l'appareil se distingue des autres grandes marques. La batterie dure généralement au moins 2 jours avec une utilisation modérée. Elle détecte mes activités physiques automatiquement et me partage toutes les notifications dont j'ai besoin (j'utilise un téléphone Pixel et l'intégration est simplement incroyable).

I've had this since preorder, and the battery was my main concern and it's been olding up. It's a fast charger and lasts about 2-3 days depending how much I use it myself.