Google already cut the Pixel Watch 3 LTE starting price from $350 to $250 to keep it competitive alongside the newer Pixel Watch 4. That was a solid deal. This is not that.
Right now on Amazon, the 45mm Pixel Watch 3 with LTE — originally $399.99 — is available for $159.99 in Matte Black with an Obsidian band. That’s $240 off, no coupon required. It’s the deepest discount any major US retailer has ever offered on this watch, and stock won’t last.
Why it’s still worth buying in 2025
The Pixel Watch 3 isn’t new. It launched 18 months ago and was superseded by a faster, brighter Pixel Watch 4 last fall. But at this price, the age gap stops mattering.
You still get a capable Wear OS smartwatch with standalone cellular connectivity, solid fitness tracking, and Google’s long-term software support — which, for what it’s worth, is among the best in the Android wearables space. Google tends to fix the things that break, and it keeps supporting its devices well after competitors would have moved on.
One honest caveat
Our full Pixel Watch 3 review flagged occasional software bugs as a genuine frustration at launch. If stability is non-negotiable for you, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is worth a look instead.
But if you can live with the odd hiccup — or trust that Google patches them — this is hard to beat for the price.
The bottom line
The Pixel Watch 4 has better battery life. It’s also significantly more expensive. At $160 for an LTE smartwatch from Google, the Pixel Watch 3 becomes a straightforward decision for anyone who’s been sitting on the fence.
Place the Amazon order now. This kind of discount doesn’t stick around.
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Luiza Mosneagu is Reviews Editor at Droid Tools. A psychologist by training and tech writer by passion, she has tested over 60 Android devices since 2020 - always for a minimum of two weeks before writing a word. Her focus is camera quality, everyday usability, and cutting through marketing claims to tell you what a device is actually like to live with.
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