Google Pixel Watch 3

After a protracted wait, we now have Google’s latest smartwatch. With so many similarities with the Pixel Watch 3, where does the Pixel Watch 4 improve or enhance? Find out here.

Just ahead of its sequel hitting the market, the Pixel Watch 3 is a simply phenomenal deal at just $170.

With less than two weeks remaining before Pixel Watch 4 fully launches, Walmart is selling the Pixel Watch 3 for as low as $199 in a huge discount.

Nomad, a brand perhaps best know for its various premium iPhone and Apple Watch accessories, has dabbled in Pixel accessories in the past, but is now expanding with the debut of one of the first real leather bands for Pixel Watch and I’ve had the pleasure of trying one out over the past few months.

With just over three weeks before Made by Google 2025, the Pixel Watch 3 is receiving what should be its last discount before the replacement launches.

There is a new Wear OS watch in town, but is the Galaxy Watch 8 (or Watch 8 Classic) exponentially better than the Pixel Watch 3? Here’s everything you need to know.

As time ticks away on the massive Prime Day bonanza, there are a few insane deals on the latest hardware, including the 41mm Pixel Watch 3, which is down to an insane $237 right now.

Following the last release in April that brought Wear OS 5.1 to all users, Google is releasing a June 2025 update to all Pixel Watch owners.

Google is now rolling out Wear OS 5.1 to all Pixel Watch owners with a new April 2025 update today.

Following the April 2025 OTA update and Scam Detection yesterday, Google is now rolling out Loss of Pulse Detection in the US.

After releasing Wear OS 5.1 last month in two waves, Google is rolling out an April 2025 update for the Pixel Watch, Pixel Watch 2, and Pixel Watch 3.

Last month, the Pixel 9 gained real-time Scam Detection, and those warnings are now coming to your paired Pixel Watch 2 and 3: “So if you’re on the go, you can be alerted to a scam call without needing to take out your phone.”

After rolling out to a third of available devices two weeks ago, the Wear OS 5.1 update is now available for the LTE Pixel Watch 3 and 2, as well as the original Pixel Watch.

It’s hard to believe the Pixel Watch 3 has been on the market for six months. Time flies, and after extensive daily use, it’s time to reflect on how this smartwatch has held up. Let’s dive into the features, build quality, fitness tracking, and overall experience.

Alongside the health-focused Feature Drop, Google is beginning to roll out Wear OS 5.1 based on Android 15 to the non-LTE Pixel Watch 2 and 3.

Loss of Pulse Detection was announced last August as the Pixel Watch 3’s latest safety feature, and it has finally been approved by US regulators, with a rollout set for next month. 

Google might be working on a Find My Device app for Wear OS as revealed months ago in the Pixel Watch 3’s intro video.

While the Performance Loop Band is now available, Google still hasn’t released an update to the Pixel Watch Concentric face, which we now have another look at.

After months of leaks, Google has released the Pixel Watch Performance Loop Band aimed at being “your new run buddy.” 

Over the weekend, Google Fi subscribers could get the Pixel Watch 3 LTE for free, but the deal has now ended early. 

If you’re a Google Fi Wireless subscriber, you can essentially get the 41mm or 45mm Pixel Watch 3 LTE for free with relatively few asterisks.

• Update 11/20: Google Fi ends free Pixel Watch 3 LTE deal weeks early