The clock is ticking if you want to save on the Pixel Watch 3, Fitbit Charge 6, and other Google devices. The company started the year with a solid new year salewhich will expire at 11:59 pm PT today, January 18. Other retailers, including amazon and Best Buy, currently match Google prices in some cases, although we anticipate matching promotions will expire at the same time.
On the smartwatch front, both the Pixel Clock 2 and the Pixel Clock 3 – the last of which remains our favorite “Fitbit” – They have dropped to their second best price to date. The Pixel Watch 2 with Wi-Fi is available for $199.99 ($50 off) at Google, Best buyand Aimwhile the 41mm Pixel Watch 3 starts at $299.99 ($50 off) at <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Google-Pixel-Watch-41mm-Smartwatch/dp/B0D912YVPQ/?tag=theverge02-20″>amazon, Best buyand the Google Store.
Both wearables feature features powered by Google and Fitbit, including FDA-approved electrocardiographs, automatic workout tracking, and support for Google Assistant, Gmail, Calendar, and Wallet. However, the next-gen Pixel Watch 2 only comes in a single size (41mm), while last year's Pixel 3 is also available in a larger 44mm configuration.
The Pixel Watch 3 also features a number of other welcome improvements, including offline Google Maps, slightly better battery life, ai-generated workout suggestions, and deeper integration with other Google devices. You can watch a Nest Doorbell or Nest Cam stream with the Pixel Watch 3, for example, or control your Google TV right from your wrist, neither of which is possible on the Pixel Watch 2.
Read our Pixel Watch 2 and Pixel Watch 3 reviews.
The Pixel Watch 2 lasts a reliable 24 hours on a single charge with always-on display enabled. It offers the same Qualcomm processor as the new Pixel Watch 3, along with a multi-path health sensor, support for Wear OS 5, and a host of welcome security features.
Google's new Pixel Watch 3 is bigger and brighter than its predecessor. It also features more advanced running capabilities, offline Google Maps functionality, and deeper integration with other Google devices.
If you prefer a budget fitness tracker over a smartwatch, the Charge Fitbit 6 It is also for sale at <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Fitbit-Exercise-Equipment-6-Months-Membership/dp/B0CC62ZG1M/?tag=theverge02-20″>amazon, Best buyand the Google Store for $129.95 ($30 off), which is about $30 more than its all-time low.
Like its predecessor, the fitness band offers a wide range of sensors to monitor your health, along with built-in GPS and a vibrant OLED display. Unlike its predecessor, however, the Fitbit Charge 6 features an improved heart rate algorithm and can be paired with certain gym equipment via Bluetooth. It doesn't support as many Google services as a Pixel Watch 3, of course, but you can take advantage of Google Wallet and turn-by-turn navigation through Google Maps.
Read our Fitbit Charge 6 review.
Fitbit Charge 6 features a haptic side button, an improved heart rate algorithm, turn-by-turn navigation with Google Maps, and the ability to stream your heart rate to select Bluetooth gym equipment.
In addition to fitness trackers and smartwatches, Google is offering discounts on several pairs of wireless headphones. Right now you can buy the Pixel Buds Pro 2 of <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Google-Pixel-Buds-Pro-Cancellation/dp/B0D79ND3N7/?tag=theverge02-20″>amazon, Googleand Best buy for $199 ($30 off), which is still their second-best price to date. Google also sells them as part of a bundle with the Pixel Watch 3 for $441.99 ($58 off), or with the Fitbit Charge 6 to $130.95 ($29 off).
Google's latest set of wireless headphones are our top pick for Pixel phone owners. They offer powerful noise cancellation and a lighter design than the previous model, making them more comfortable to wear. They also offer some great Google-specific perks, allowing you to directly access Google's Gemini ai assistant and keep track of the charging case through the company's newly improved Find My Device network. The headphones also support a number of Pixel-exclusive features, including head-tracking spatial audio.
Read our Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 review.
Significantly smaller and lighter than their predecessors, the Pixel Buds Pro 2 also offer stronger noise cancellation, a crystal clear transparency mode, and long battery life.
if he Pixel Buds Pro 2 are out of your budget, Pixel Buds A Series are also available in <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Google-Pixel-Buds-Dark-Olive/dp/B0977S8HXV?tag=theverge02-20″>amazon, Best buyand Google for $79.95 ($20 off), which is $20 off its all-time low. They don't offer active noise cancellation or some of the more advanced features found on the Pro model, but they offer impressive sound for the price and a secure fit thanks to a variety of comfortable ear cushions. The next-gen earbuds also integrate well with Pixel phones and support Google Assistant for hands-free voice control.
Read our Pixel Buds A-Series review.
The Pixel Buds A-Series offer good comfort, impressive audio quality, and hands-free Google Assistant voice controls for under $100.
Last but not least is the pixel tabletwhich can increase in the 128 GB configuration in <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Google-Pixel-Tablet-Extra-Long-Porcelain/dp/B0CZMFZ84J?tag=theverge02-20″>amazon, Best buyand the Google Store for $299 ($100 off), which is just $20 off its lowest price to date. You can also get the upgraded 256GB model with speaker dock for $479 ($120 off) at <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Google-Pixel-Tablet-Extra-Long-Porcelain/dp/B0C1SL9TW8?tag=theverge02-20″>amazon, Best buyand the Google Store.
It's a shame that Google canceled its next-generation Pixel tablet; after all, the original had a lot of promise. The nimble Android tablet is ideal for typical tablet tasks like video chatting and streaming, thanks in part to a sharp 11-inch display and an excellent array of speakers. What really makes the tablet stand out, however, is the optional magnetic charging dock, which boosts the tablet's sound and turns it into an ad hoc smart display. That means you can use the tablet as a digital photo frame, check your Nest Doorbell's feed, or control a variety of smart home devices through Google Assistant.
Read our Google Pixel tablet review.
Google's 11-inch Pixel tablet uses the same Tensor G2 chip found in the Pixel 7 line. It also features a sharp LCD display and a four-speaker sound array.
Google's 11-inch Pixel tablet uses the same Tensor G2 chip found in the Pixel 7 line. It also comes with a magnetic charging dock so you can use it as a de facto smart display.
