The very first of its kind, the Google Pixel Watch represents a new player in the smartwatch arena. With Wear OS 3.5 and onboard Fitbit integration, the device brings a ton of features to users’ wrists, but it also falls short in some significant ways. Find out everything you need to know about Google’s new flagship wearable below.
Google Pixel Watch at a glance
- Sleek, modern design
- Access to (most of) the Fitbit ecosystem
- Clean, Google-centric Wear OS experience
The Google Pixel Watch is a Wear OS-powered wearable that’s aiming to be the smartwatch for everyone. It has a robust app library, plenty of Fitbit-based health-tracking features, and a classy design.
The Google Pixel Watch officially hit shelves on October 13, 2022. The device features a sleek, circular build with a domed, always-on display protected by Corning Gorilla Glass. Unlike many competitors, the smartwatch is only available in one 41mm size option, and frankly, it’s quite small. However, Google offers two variants — a Wi-Fi-only version and a 4G LTE model — and each is available in three colors: Champagne Gold, Matte Black, or Polished Silver.