Pixel Watch 2

I also got a second hand PW2 which I think is a good investment, if you have a Google pixel phone, I suggest trying all the features first.

Pixel Watch 2 stops getting software updates October 2026.. I have used the PW2 and 3 each for a year. I'm currently using the 4. The screen was arguably the biggest improvement on the 3, then maybe battery life, then UWB/connectivity. The 4 feels much more refined compared to the 3. Battery seems t

I'm still on the PW2 (since it launched) and it's in great condition. Some people use cases, and I sometimes wear a case+band from Supcase, but most of the time it's naked with a Google active band.

When my pixel 9 got replaced with a check to buy whatever phone I wanted (of equal value) I had a strong debate between Pixel 10 pro fold and the 7 I had been a long Samsung person up until the Pixel 6 came out, and I mostly did it cause my Note 10 plus had a terrible camera, and I found myself lean

Don't be. I've had the band since it 1st came out and love it. Used it for 2 years with my Pixel Watch 2, then sold it when the PW4 came out, and got a new one for my PW4. I've never had any problems with it whatsoever.

I find this somewhat difficult to grasp. Why would you purchase an LTE watch and not actvate the watch on the LTE service? I just find the argument hard to follow. I also work in customer service and have for a number of years. It is very easy to take shots at vendors, but you can blame shady people

Spigen's Lite Fit band has been my go-to since I had the PW2. Using it on my PW4 right now. 41mm 45mm

I have the PW2 LTE on Warp with my Pixel 9 Pro. It works at well as it did when I was on Google Fi before porting to USM. The watch itself hasn't always worked for me - there are times where I have to reboot the watch before calls and texts work again. It's intermittent though.

It is kinda unconventional, but this saved my PW2 from shattering after I took a spill on my longboard bombing down a hill. Get a screen protector. Then install that over the top. It's metal instead of plastic. When I crashed, the metal ring and the screen protector took the whole hit and the watch

The adapters to the watch body are plastic? Are you sure about that? I've never seen plastic ones, they're usually metal done in a casting process which is where a bunch of the variations come from (poor post processed edges, too much shrinkage so they fit loose). With that said, I've had "loose fit