#dealalert – buy now Google Pixel Watch 2 with 40% off
Avoiding the newest models of consumer electronics, such as cellphones, headphones, or Bluetooth speakers, is a terrific method to save money. Purchase the prior model at a reduced price. For example, take a look at this: the Google Pixel Watch 2 fitness smartwatch is currently on sale for just $150, which is its lowest price ever. That is $250 cheaper than the list price of the Google Pixel Watch 3 and $100 less than its list price.
The Google Pixel Watch 2 strikes a mix between functionality and style. Although it comes in a wide range of vibrant hues, the gold case with the hazel band, the silver case with the bay blue band, and the silver case with the porcelain band are the only ones eligible for the $100 savings that are currently in effect. Fortunately, all three of these appear excellent.
These costs apply to models that are Wi-Fi only. There is good news if you were expecting to get an LTE model so you could put your phone away while working out. Additionally, several of those models are now only $200. The Google Pixel Watch 2 LTE model is available on Amazon in the following case styles: silver with the bay blue band, gold with the hazel band, black with the obsidian band, and silver with the porcelain band. Therefore, you will need to purchase the LTE model if you wanted it in black.
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The watch serves as your personal fitness coach by utilizing Google AI. Depending on your objectives, running history, and level of readiness each day, it can suggest running exercises. As you follow these suggestions, you will see an immediate improvement in your running performance as you get more comfortable covering greater distances at faster speeds. You may even create your own runs that include pace training, cooldowns, and warmups. You can track your PRs as you repeat your exercises and access the ones you have saved.
The battery lasts a long time. You can use the watch continuously for up to 24 hours with the always-on display. Additionally, it just takes 75 minutes to charge from a dead watch to full power for the day.
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