Our Favorite Android Smartwatch, the Google Pixel 3, Is Now $50 Off in All Sizes
If you're looking for an easy way to monitor your health and fitness stats and goals, you're probably already considering a smartwatch. Smartwatches like the Apple Watch are a great way to track your sleep, steps and so much more. But that's not the only good model on the market.
Our favorite Android smartwatch is the Google Pixel Watch 3. And right now you can score both the 41mm and 45mm watches for $50 off, coming down to $300 and $350, respectively. And it's only $20 more than the record low price we saw a few months ago.
The Google Pixel Watch 3 is our top choice Android smartwatch because of its attractive design, large screen and speedy charging. It also no longer requires a Fitbit Premium membership to access your readiness score. And it has plenty of tools that are great for runners. It's important to keep in mind, although the watch comes with Google Assistant, it does not include Gemini, Google's AI.
For the 41mm model, only the black and rose quartz colors are down to $300. But for the 45mm model, all colors are reduced to $350. Be sure to double-check the price before purchasing.
If this isn't the Pixel watch for you, take a look at our full roundup on the best Pixel watch deals going on right now.
Google Watches don't go on sale often. And especially not the newest model in the Google Watch lineup, the Google Pixel Watch 3. Both sizes are on sale right now and for almost every color. The last time we saw this watch go on sale was during the Black Friday sale event. Back then the 41mm model was down to $270 and the 45mm was reduced to $330. These were both record low prices and right now, they're only $30 more.
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