This could be the ideal moment if you haven’t purchased the Pixel Watch 3 due to its high cost. Prior to the release of the Pixel Watch 4, Google has drastically reduced the smartwatch’s pricing. Amazon is currently offering a significant $50 (20%) discount on the Wi-Fi 41 mm variant, bringing it down from $349 to $299. For the smartwatch, this is a new low.
The Champagne Gold version with a hazel band is eligible for the offer. Likewise, the 45 mm variant in matte black with a black band is also discounted by $50.

The Pixel Watch 3 was released last year, and its features are still strong. It’s perfect for people who want sophisticated health tracking and basic smartwatch features without having to shell out full cash for the impending Pixel Watch 4. All things considered, it is still a dependable wearable running Android.
It has an aluminum shell, a curved display, and a circular, pebble-like shape, just like other Google smartwatches. The form fits the wrist easily, and it weighs only 31 grams. Upgraded to a maximum brightness of 2,000 nits, the 1.2-inch (41 mm) display is shielded by Gorilla Glass 5. The watch’s IP68 dust and water resistance and 5 ATM waterproof rating make it appropriate for aquatic sports.
The Qualcomm SW5100 processor powers the Pixel Watch 3. It has improved sensors for temperature, blood oxygen, heart rate, and ECG with Afib detection for health monitoring. Because Fitbit’s high-end wearables use a cEDA sensor, it can also measure stress and provide detailed insights. You can use the well-known Readiness Score to evaluate your general physical condition and decide if you need to rest or train.
In terms of fitness, the Pixel Watch 3 debuted Cardio Load, which calculates the strain from everyday activities and offers customized goals. This feature is particularly helpful for runners and athletes during training and recuperation. Additionally, it has a sophisticated running coach to assist you beat past records and lead your exercises. With the Wear OS 6 update, which has Gemini integration and the new Material 3 Expressive UI, Google is further enhancing its capabilities.
Despite having the Always-on display turned on, the battery lasts a long time and performs effectively throughout the day. By using power-saving mode, you can extend it to two days. In approximately 25 minutes, charging reaches 50%.
Robert Haba is the founder and editor-in-chief of Droid Tools. A lifelong gadget enthusiast with over a decade following the Android ecosystem, he built this publication to cut through the noise and give readers honest, real-world coverage of the tech they actually use.

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