Pixel Watch 2

Yeah im blown away by battery use compared to my old Pixel Watch 2. trying out having always on display turned off today, and I have gone from 100% to 91% in only 10 hours!

I dunno man, my Pixel Watch 4 battery life is like a day better than the Pixel Watch 2, even when I had Wear OS 6 on the PW2. I'd understand if you were comparing the PW3 with the PW4 but this is straight copium.

I still have my PW1 rocking. And I have a spare PW2 sitting in the closet, I got it free when I purchased my P9 on sale last year. Personally for me, I don't think I could do the 4. The charging case looks stupid and will get in the way when using any kind of 3rd party strap/case enclosures on your

I had this one my pixel watch 2 once, I noticed my battery was draining at a rapid pace and it was stuck in call mode. I'm also wondering if Gemini might cause it as well, as the phone treats it as an active call.

"Shortly after finish my workout on Hevy with Pixel Watch 2+ Pixel 9 Pro, what's shown in the photo happens. Also, the workout drains a lot of battery (about 25% per hour). Has anyone else had the same problem? It's been happening to me for a couple of weeks."

I had LTE on PW2 w Google Fi, but just got WiFi with PW4 - like many others who already posted. I quickly learned that using audio (Spotify, Audible) and GPS tracking (Strava) apps on my watch drained the watch battery far faster than running them on my phone. So while I originally imagined leaving

Battery life expectations are subjective though. Im charging my Pixel Watch 2 almost twice per day, and if I change before bedtime, it's a gamble if I'm waking up to 70% remaining or less than 50%. I know this whole sub wants 3 weeks, but even 1 solid week would be a huge quality of life improvement

You're taking the biggest difference of a Garmin compared to a normal smartwatch and purposefully writing it off as no big deal to try and prove some point. I had a Pixel Watch 2 for awhile. It was pretty cool and all but I hated having to charge it every day. Eventually just stopped using it becaus

You'll probably be satisfied with the 4 as it is a decent upgrade but I actually brought mine back. The only difference between the 2 for me was the better battery life and I didn't mind charging it every night when I shower. I say "for me" because I don't even use half of the features available on

It's an ok watch, but the main issue is the battery life compared to the newer models (especially the 4, it's way ahead on battery life). I had a pixel watch 2 and had to have it on battery saver all the time to make it through the day which kind of ruined the experience.