Pixel Watch 3 (45 mm) – Android smartwatch with heart rate tracking, advanced running from Fitbit, fitness insights, 24-hour battery – Matte Black Aluminium Case – Obsidian band – Wi-Fi

Very happy with my new watch. The Pixel watch 3 is falling in price but still worth buying. You still get 2 years warranty from Google and updates until October 2027. Even when updates end they are still worth keeping. This replaces a Huawei GT2 which I did really like but the Pixel watches have many more features and integrate much better with Pixel phones and Google services. It has a great range of health monitoring stuff but I stick to the basics including step counting, heart rate monitoring and sleep monitoring. Feature rich for those even more athletically inclined than me ;-). I've bought a couple of Jtech covers for them which fit great and don't distract from the minimalist look of the watch. The only real negative is battery life. If you have ever owned a Huawei watch you know just how long they last between charges ie days. These watches and (Apple's equivalents) don't last anywhere near as long. But once you adapt to a new charging regime i's not a big issue. Plus you get more features with Google's Pixel (and Apple) watches. So far very happy with my purchase and recommend one of these, especially at the current price of £185 (as at 26/04/26).

Really impressive product and extremely easy to set up. Large screen is very useful for those of us with failing eyesight. Numerous features to access and the integration with a Google account is great. This watch is water proof while pixel 4 I'd not to the same waterproof standard.

Fantastic watch, fits even my skinny wrists well and is as actually really comfy, easy to use, screen is clear and sharp to read. In terms of sensors it seems to track movements well so far, not sure how accurate it tracks my sleep just yet, it looses a star as it seams some of the more accurate and helpful data it logs is put behind the Fitbit premium pay wall, would have been nice to have at least REM sleep tracking data surfaced for example without needing to pay nearly a tenner a month, which isn't worth the price for me. Battery lasts longer than advertised in my use case though which is a bonus, basically getting 2 days fully before completely out of power so just need to top up quickly in the day every other day to keep on going.

Like most things, once you get used to it, it's easy to use. With the Pixel watch app you can do most of the setting up from the app. Shortly after using the watch Google sent an update which made a lot of the function appearances look much more up to date. It fits beautifully and comes with an extra strap if you need a longer one. Given its amazing features this is brilliant value. Features include pulse, lots of exercise modes like running, walking etc, it can even do an ECG! Its accuracy seems good so far and is durable enough to withstand water, but not high pressure or hot water, but ok for swimming. It has good emergency features too such as if you fall or if it can't detect a pulse it will alert the emergency services, although you have to turn on those features using the Pixel app. Its also really comfortable to wear, I often don't realise I'm wearing it!

This Pixel smart watch 3 was really easy to setup on my Pixel 10 and just worked. The watch is easy to put on, even if you are left handed and doesn't feel too heavy on the wrist, fits well and seems durable. The range of features is what you would expect from Wear OS 6 so not going to review those. Things to note however: 1) Get a screen protector, ideally one that also covers the watch case. 2) Battery life in real world test is around a day and a half, only if you turn off always on display 3) Setup a screen lock for security 4) Bluetooth range is good and doesn't seem to disconnect even when charging in another room.

Good tech. The band irritates the wrist. The design isn't great either.

I’ve been using the Google Pixel Watch 3 for a few weeks now, and I’m very impressed. The design is sleek and modern, with a 45mm matte black aluminium case that looks great on my wrist. The display is stunning—bright, sharp, and easy to read even in direct sunlight. The rotating crown and side button make navigation feel intuitive and smooth. As someone who’s focused on fitness, I love the advanced tracking features. The heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and automatic workout detection are spot on. The running analytics from Fitbit are also a standout—having the ability to track pace, cadence, and more has really helped me improve my training. Battery life is solid, and I easily get through a full day of use, including tracking my activities and sleep, with 24+ hours of battery life. Charging is quick too—gets back to 100% in around 80 minutes. If you’re looking for a high-quality smartwatch with top-notch fitness tracking and seamless integration with Android, the Pixel Watch 3 is definitely worth the investment. Highly recommended!

The Google Pixel Watch 3 is an impressive addition to the smartwatch market, combining sleek design with practical functionality. After using it for a week, here’s my detailed review: Pros: Beautiful Design: The Pixel Watch 3 is stylish and lightweight, with a premium build that feels great on the wrist. The round display and slim bezels make it look modern and elegant. Smooth Performance: The watch runs seamlessly with Google’s Wear OS, offering quick app launches and responsive navigation. Pairing with my Pixel phone was effortless, and the integration with Google services is top-notch. Health & Fitness Tracking: The Fitbit integration is a game-changer. Heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and workout modes are accurate and provide valuable insights. It’s perfect for those focused on their health goals. Battery Life: While it doesn’t last multiple days, the battery comfortably gets me through a full day with moderate use, including notifications, fitness tracking, and music playback. Cons: Battery Could Be Better: For heavy users or those with GPS on all day, the battery might require a midday recharge. Limited Compatibility with Non-Google Devices: While it works with most Android phones, the full range of features feels more tailored to Pixel users, which could be a drawback for some. Overall, the Google Pixel Watch 3 is a solid choice for those in the Android ecosystem. It combines style, utility, and great health tracking features in a compact package. While the battery life could use improvement, the overall experience makes it worth considering. A great smartwatch for everyday use!

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Hace más de un año que compré mi primer Pixel y este es mi primer Pixel Watch, y la verdad que ha cumplido mis expectativas. Tiene un precio alto pero eso se ve reflejado en un producto completo y pulido. Empezando por su diseño y fabricación, está hecho en metal y cristal, con una estética muy minimalista. Personalmente me gusta mucho el diseño y la rueda, que a parte de quedar bonita, tiene un tacto muy satisfactorio y hace que usar el reloj sea más cómodo y ameno. También está bien que toda la superfície expuesta sea de cristal, ya que si fuese de plástico o tuviese marcos de aluminio se rayaría con más facilidad. La correa tiene un tacto gomoso extremadamente agradable, es cómoda y no da demasiado calor. Se ajusta bien, además de que en la caja hay una segunda correa más ancha. Lástima que comprar otra correa adicional (por si se rompe o se mancha mucho por ejemplo) cuesta 50€. Es una correa muy cómoda y de gran calidad, pero mejor intentar que dure. En cuanto a su OS, muy contento. Pantalla de 60hz que junto a su fluidez hace que navegar por el sistema operativo sea cómodo y satisfactorio, la rueda ayuda a hacerlo más fácil y agradable. Todo está bastante bien colocado y accesible, como las notificaciones hacia abajo, las opciones rápidas hacia arriba, y otras funciones hacia los laterales, como la navegación rápida, el tiempo, el sueño, etc. Es genial tener aplicaciones en el reloj como Windy (puedes ver hasta el radar de lluvia en el reloj), Spotify, que puedes incluso poner canciones concretas de tus playlists y elegir en qué dispositivo reproducirlas, o Google Maps, que puede parecer una tontería pero se me hace muy útil usarlo como navegador en el coche, con las indicaciones en la muñeca. Este fue uno de los puntos que me llevaron a comprarla, el tener tantas funciones y aplicaciones, a parte de lo típico de contar los pasos, controlar el sueño y avisar de notificaciones. En general es un sistema operativo muy limpio, fluido y pulido. No es tan fácil sacarle pegas. Igual se agradecería poder cambiar el orden de los elementos que hay deslizando al lateral, ya que para ver las horas de sueño tengo que deslizar varias, y me gustaría tenerla más cerca del menú. Su medición de pasos, ritmo cardíaco y sueño me han parecido bastante precisos, y me ha sorprendido el detalle que da en la medición de sueño, así como lo rápido que se actualiza el medidor del ritmo cardíaco. Me gusta mucho estar caminando en la montaña y que en cuanto empiezo a hiperventilar, el reloj vibre conforme ha subido mi ritmo cardíaco. Todo esto se controla desde la app de Fitbit, que da mucha info (igual demasiada) sobre, por ejemplo, lo preparado que está tu cuerpo para hacer ejercicio ese día. A parte hay otra app del propio reloj, que tiene pocas funciones que no se puedan hacer en el propio reloj, así que he acabado usándola muy poco, aunque diría que es necesaria para la conexión con el móvil. Acabando por su hardware y su autonomía, mencionar que el altavoz y el micrófono son más que decentes para llamadas, aunque si hay ruido de fondo puede costar escuchar a la otra persona, su pantalla tiene suficiente brillo para verse perfectamente al sol (ver segunda foto), y la autonomía, bueno, depende del uso, pero yo te diría que es, aprox, el doble que tu Pixel. Con un uso muy intensivo, haciendo deporte al sol, fotos remotas desde el reloj y demás, le puedes dar unas 20h. Con un uso más normal, es fácil llegar a los dos días, o tres si lo usas poco. Más o menos, el doble que mi Pixel 7A. El cargador es magnético y cómodo de usar, y en una hora más o menos carga el reloj entero, en 20 minutos le puedes meter un 40% fácilmente. En general muy contento, me está siendo más util de lo que pensaba y se me hace agradable de usar y llevar, además que me gusta estéticamente. Me costó dar el paso por su precio (cuesta lo mismo que mi móvil actual), pero al final no me he arrepentido. Muy buen compañero para tu Pixel, o cualquier Android.

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I have never had a smart watch before and this is a fine entry level for me. I have this coupled to my Pixel 8 Pro and works well

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