Google Pixel Watch 1st Gen (Previous Model) - Android Smartwatch with Fitbit Activity Tracking - Heart Rate Tracking Watch - Champagne Gold Stainless Steel case with Hazel Active band - LTE

Update: The battery life on this is terrible. Barely could go a whole day on one charge. I don't use all of the features so I just shut off all the things I don't need. I also turned off the tilt to wake feature and it seems to have helped. I got it for the price and because my other Fitbit was dying, I don't need all the fancy things on it so this is still a pretty good value for my needs.So far so good. Huge upgrade from my Fitbit inspire for a great price. Looks even better in person. Took a bit to navigate and had to move my Fitbit account to Google but so far so good.

I purchased this watch as used like new and it is exactly that. Google even reports that there is 11 months of warranty left on the watch. I could not be happier with this purchase. Everything works perfectly. It's not an apple watch but it is as close as you can get for a lot less money. I realize that it is three generations old but for me that makes no difference, it does everything that I need. The heart rate,steps,and the apps all work well.

Battery life is the only thing I was really worried about when I bought this. Does everything I want it to do.Update:I've had this watch for about four days now and found out a few things. LTE and WiFi use a god awful lot of battery. I ran multiple tests with the battery on this watch and think they would be beneficial to provide in a review.Test Results:• Battery Charging TimeThe watch was completely dead when I opened the box. Went from 0 to 50% in less than a half hour and finished it's charging in about another half hour. In total charging from 0 to 100% was about an hour.• Battery LifeWhen I had LTE and WiFi on, It used a whole lot more battery life than it did with it only when needed, or off. All of these battery tests were run from 5:30 AM to 5:30 PM. With LTE and WiFi on all day I was left with about 15 precent left. With LTE and WiFi on only when needed, I was left with about 40 precent left. With it off all day, (Only Bluetooth was on) I was left with 60 precent. When I ran these battery life tests, tilt to wake was off to save battery. Your personal results may vary depending on usage.* BATTERY TESTS END HERE *--- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---My Review:• QualityWatch feels very high quality. Came in a really well packaged box. Felt really nice to open.• PersonalizationYou are able to change out bands you buy aftermarket, or from the Google store. My recommendation is to buy aftermarket bands. Google's bands are overpriced. You are also able to change the watch face and color (depends on face) to your liking.• SetupSetup was very seamless. It was really just clicking buttons and agreeing to TOS and things like that. With eSim activation it was very seamless with Google Fi. If you use any other service providers. I don't know how that will work.• LTE Costs?With Google Fi, there is no extra cost to adding your watch to your plan. (Max. of 1 watch per user on plan) Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and other mobile providers costs may vary. I recommend for you to create a customer service ticket before buying this watch with LTE if you use anything else other than Google Fi.• Emergency FeaturesWear OS 4 on the Pixel Watch includes fall detection, safety check, SOS, Medical Info Access, and Emergency Sharing for your safety and protection. For more information about what those features are, I recommend for you to visit the Google page for the Pixel Watch.• Apps FunctionalityApps are fairly smooth. Pixel Watch comes with a 6 months fitbit premium trial. Both apps setup is fairly smooth. Fitbit is also a part of health Connect for Pixel phones so it will link up with other fitness apps you have for your phone or watch.

LOVE IT.It's so nice and looks so fancy on my wrist. It's super easy to use so many functions. It took me a bit to work out everything. The silicone wrist band i actually really love. It feels so smooth and nice, it's easy to put on and I like how it tucks in and the flap doesn't stick out and it doesn't come undone throughout the day either. My apple watch would it was so annoying.

I purchased this watch and started using it a month and a half after receipt, so it was in use a little over 2 1/2 months. Also, I did not wear this watch everyday. I did not wear it to work much. I used it primarily when I work out, and for sleep tracking, so there has been extremely minimal use. When charging the watch, from the start, I had to move it around on the charger to make connection. I never had a Pixel watch before so I figured it had to be aligned precisely. Turns out, the watch probably was defective at the factory as this problem just continued to get worse. The watch totally stopped charging yesterday. I didn't want to wait for Google to send me a new charger, so I went out and purchased a new Google charger. This made no difference. I tried many different outlets in my house and at my friend's house. I tried many power cubes. I tried portable battery chargers with A direct connection and no power cube. I have plugged this watch into every type of electricity that I could find. When I called Google they wanted all kinds of pictures from me. They wanted my receipt from Amazon even though through Amazon, this purchase was made directly with the Google store and Google had the date that I purchased, my warranty number and my serial number on their website when I put in my information. Asking me to send them a receipt for something that they already have a receipt for is utterly ridiculous. I had to take pictures of the chargers, the battery cube I used, pictures of the front and the back of my watch. Prior to calling Google, I spent approximately 4 hours going through all the troubleshooting that I could find. I rebooted the watch, I factory reset the watch, I removed the watch from my phone, then I rebooted my phone. I put the app back on my phone etc, etc. By this time, the battery was nearly depleted and it would not allow me to get to settings to turn on the Bluetooth to try to pair it to my phone so I could do no more troubleshooting on my own. I cleaned the watch to make sure there was no debris or dust. I did everything possible! The rep at Google said it takes 24 to 48 hours for him to get an answer back from the "powers that be" regarding what they're going to do for me BUT I MUST SEND THOSE PICTURES! The support representative stated they are going to "try to help" me many times. What is this? "Try"? This watch comes with one year warranty. Why should I not just get immediate help after I have gone through all the troubleshooting myself and sent them every picture that they requested??? Google used to provide exceptional support for all my products, not that I've had to contact them much. I have a fully connected Google Home, which provides our internet and automation. And I have had Pixel phones since inception. I will never purchase another Google product. After all the years that I have been with Google, from all the software I use and purchased, such as Google One support, to buying my website domain and hosting my website, and a litany of other ways I use Google (I know they keep records of all this because when I log in with my email address I see everything there) I certainly do not feel that a DAY ONE customer should be treated like a liar and a thief. My reputation with Google is well documented. But instead of them saying thank you for being a lifelong customer, I am treated like trash. Not only am I frustrated and tired, I'm heartbroken. Shame on you, Google.

A really nice watch smaller in reality but does the job and is easy to operate I recommend it