Google’s Pixel Watch 2 is matching its lowest price with $50 off

Google I/O is just around the corner, and if history repeats itself, the company will likely use its annual keynote to announce new software features across its various platforms, including Android, Chrome, and Search. Google also sometimes brings a surprise device announcement to the party, but we wouldn’t bet on a new flagship smartwatch considering the Google Pixel 2 Watch it was only released in October. If you’re a Pixel fan and looking to upgrade, the flagship Wear OS smartwatch is matching the lowest price we’ve seen Amazon, Best buyIt is Google reducing it to $299.99 ($50 off).

The Pixel Watch 2 is our favorite smartwatch for Fitbit fans, easily taking the crown from its predecessor while adding even more Fitbit-powered health features and Google apps. You’ll get automatic workout tracking, Google apps like Calendar and Gmail, and access to thousands of Wear OS-supported apps available on Google Play. Hopefully, we’ll hear about new Wear OS developments and features at the aforementioned developer conference, although the latest version is still making its way to supported devices nearly a year after it was announced. (All the more reason to opt for a Pixel device if quick updates are important to you.)

Overall, it’s also a great smartwatch, mainly thanks to the better battery life, which can last all day and charges to 50% capacity in about 30 minutes. What’s also great is that you don’t need to have a Google Pixel phone to get the most out of the smartwatch. Unlike Samsung watches, which require a Samsung phone to use the best features, most of the Pixel Watch 2’s features are available to all Android users. That’s why the Wear OS 4 wearable is also our top Android smartwatch for non-Samsung users.