Looking for a great smartwatch for your Android phone? Look no further than the Pixel Watch, and it’s currently discounted too.
Wear OS-Powered Pixel Watch is Currently $50 off For a Limtied Time
This is an extremely limited time deal and applies to the Wi-Fi only version of the Pixel Watch. No discount codes or coupons are required in order to get this deal. But, do keep in mind that this watch arrives after Christmas as stocks are kinda short at this point.
Buy Google Pixel Watch - Android Smartwatch with Fitbit Activity Tracking - Was $349, now just $299
There are tons of smartwatches out there but there are none like the Pixel Watch. It features a wonderful round design and swapping out bands is not even a chore. The latter is extremely important for those who don’t want to fight with tech and just want peace of mind.
Powered by Google’s very-own Wear OS, you get information at a glance and help whenever needed. And why wouldn’t you? Google Assistant is a tried and tested method of getting things done and you can now have it on your wrist. Super big win.
Next up is the huge focus on fitness. With a built-in ECG sensor you can look for things like irregular heartbeat rhythm and take action if needed. You also get Fitbit activity tracking, letting you track your calories that you have burned during a workout and more.
Last but not the least, the front of the watch is covered by Gorilla Glass and can easily resist scratches and whatnot.
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