Price: $449.99
(as of Oct 10, 2024 20:26:23 UTC – Details)
The Google Pixel Watch 3 is designed for performance. The cutting-edge Actua display is bigger, brighter, and ultra responsive.[1,11] Beat your best times with advanced running features from Fitbit, then use all-new readiness and cardio load tracking to balance rest.[3] And stay on top of your day with help from Google.
The Google Pixel Watch 3 is designed for performance, with advanced fitness from Fitbit[1,2]; the 41mm screen is twice as bright and 10% larger than before, making it easier to see your stats and info[1]
Maximize your performance with advanced running features; build custom run workouts and get real-time guidance and advanced form tracking[3]
Enhance your run routine with Fitbit Premium; Google AI uses your goals, past runs, and readiness to power personalized run recommendations[3]
Know what your body is ready for each day with readiness; it uses sleep, resting heart rate, and heart rate variability to show if you’re ready to take on a workout or prioritize recovery[3]
Cardio load measures how hard your heart works so you can see how hard you’ve pushed; compare trends to see if you’re under- or over-training[3]; and receive a daily target based on cardio load and readiness levels
Fitbit Morning Brief delivers a summary of your most important health and fitness metrics, like how you slept and your readiness score, to help you plan your day
Get 24 hours of battery with the always-on display and up to 36 hours in Battery Saver mode[4]; and the watch charges 20% faster than the Pixel Watch 2[5]
Access Google Maps offline and use Google Wallet for payments, transit, and access[6]; screen calls and see important info with Google Assistant[7]
Fast Pair makes it easy to connect Pixel devices with each other[8]; listen to music on the run with Pixel Buds, control your Pixel Camera from your watch, and see your Nest Cam or Nest Doorbell feed[9,10]
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