Google Pixel Watch 3 (45mm) 2024 Model - Android Smartwatch, Heart Rate Tracking, Fitbit Advanced Running, Fitness Insights, 24-Hour Battery - Matte Hazel Aluminum Case - Hazel Band - Wi-Fi
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| Case | 45mm aluminium |
|---|---|
| Fitness | Built-in Fitbit advanced running and fitness insights |
| Ecosystem | Integrates cleanly with the Google and Android ecosystem |
| Battery | Roughly a day between charges |
Pros & cons
Pros
- Fitbit's advanced running and fitness insights are built right in
- Pairs cleanly with the Google and Android ecosystem for effortless setup
Cons
- Battery is shorter than Garmin's dedicated fitness watches, needing a charge roughly once a day
- Built for Android, it doesn't pair with an iPhone
Skip it if
Skip it if you carry an iPhone or want multi-day battery — it pairs only with Android and needs a charge roughly once a day.
How we assessed it
We synthesized this
The Pixel Watch 3 puts Fitbit's advanced running and fitness insights directly on your wrist, so training metrics, heart rate, and recovery guidance live in one place instead of a separate app you forget to open. Because it integrates cleanly with the Google and Android ecosystem, notifications, apps, and setup feel effortless if your phone is already Android. The 45mm aluminum case reads as an everyday smartwatch first, a fitness tracker second — a good fit for an Android user who wants Fitbit's coaching without a dedicated sports watch.
The trade-offs are clear. Battery life runs roughly a day between charges, shorter than Garmin's dedicated fitness watches, so you'll charge it daily. And because it's built for Android, it won't pair with an iPhone. Our read is synthesized from documented specs and reputation, not a hands-on wear test — see how we test.