Google Pixel Watch 2 (Previous Model) with Best of Fitbit - Heart Rate Tracking, Stress Management, Safety Features - Android Smartwatch - Polished Silver Aluminum Case - Porcelain Active Band - LTE

I’ve had Fitbits since the original one came out. Over time I upgraded to the smart watch. I had a Versa 4 that recently died, and my husband said it was probably time to switch over to the Pixel watch (he’s had one since the pixel Watch first came out). I was reluctant, even though I’ve had a Pixel phone for years. I have loved all of my fitbits so much, I didn’t want to switch…Anyway, week 2 of having the Pixel Watch, and I’m sold. The health tracking (which is basically the only reason I wear a watch like this) is so advanced. Obviously technology continuously improves, but I was surprised just how much more is being tracked via the Fitbit app.Biggest downside is that I have to charge it way more than any other Fitbit I’ve owned… I charge it every 48-hours, and at least it charges super fast (10% to 100% in roughly 1 hour)If you love your fitbit but know you need to move onto a Pixel Watch...it's surprisingly not so bad!

I recently purchased the Google Pixel Watch 2 as 'used - very good condition' and was absolutely thrilled with what I received. The watch arrived looking brand new, still in its original, albeit open, box with no signs of use whatsoever. The charging cable and extension band were also neatly tucked inside.From a design perspective, this watch is truly a stunner. The aesthetics are very pleasing, and it feels like a premium device on the wrist. Google has clearly used top-tier components, as evidenced by its smooth performance and responsive interface. For me, the size is perfect – it's substantial enough to make a statement but not so bulky that it feels uncomfortable for all-day wear.Considering the "used - very good condition" price point and the practically brand-new watch I received, this was an outstanding value. I'm incredibly happy with this purchase and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality smartwatch.

Item Purchased: Black Pre-Owned Google Pixel Watch 2The watch arrived in a resealed, open-box Google Pixel Watch 2 package. It included both watch band sizes and a USB-C charging cable, but no wall outlet—so if you don’t already have a USB-C wall charger, you may want to pick one up.The watch face was pristine and the device was very clean—overall, in excellent condition.Out of the box, the watch had a 34% charge and paired easily with my OnePlus phone. Even at that battery level, the battery saver mode held up well through a full 8-hour shift.Today, after a full charge, I used the watch mainly to track steps, check time, monitor health, and control media. I don’t get a lot of notifications or spend much time fiddling with it, and by the end of my 8-hour shift, the battery was still at 78%. So far, the battery health seems excellent.Overall, I’m really happy with the price and quality of this purchase—great value.

I have no idea why others are complaining about the battery life! My brightness is on 3/4 and my AOD is also on. I wear it all day straight, granted I do not get many calls on it but I get a ton of notifications throughout the day and when I go to bed at night I have never seen it below 50%. I do absolutely agree with everyone that changing the bands are an absolute nightmare, and that is the reason for the 4 stars instead of 5. I pay a few bucks a month for the facer watch app and it literally has thousands of different faces to choose from. I do wish they would take a page from the apple watch with the bands, no idea what they were thinking with that design! But other than that I like it way more than my limited apple watch (like every single apple product it's their way or no way which is why I now own a pixel watch and phone).

I have always been a Fitbit zealot with owning several models--latest has been the Sense 2 (three over the span of years). With the last one having issues and not getting the support I needed, I opted to go with the Google Pixel 2 watch. Thus far, I am pleased. I have needed to use their (chat) support for assistance with the Fitbit app--that was not the best; however, there are good YouTube videos that address most issues (and I used it for two thus far). The documentation on the Google site is good. Most Fitbit apps are available on it except for the EDA scan, which I did like on the Sense 2 until it stopped working.

I resisted getting a smart watch until I found this one. The band is very comfortable, the face isn't huge and that's a huge plus for me. I'm not constantly receiving junk messages like for the Samsung watch. The only thing is I wish I could personalize notes on how I'm feeling when it detects stress instead of getting a multiple choice list, and the type of notifications I get from Fitbit.It synced easily with my Samsung phone, catches super fast and is very affordable in comparison to many others.