More efficient CPU means true all-day battery life; Abundance of fitness features and health sensors; Minimalist design bucks trend for chunky WearOS watches;

Still only one size, which looks dainty on large wrists; Bested on battery life by larger rivals; Chunky display bezel hasn’t been tamed;

Improved battery life & performance; Better tracking; Still stunning & lighter; Excellent software;

Fitbit Premium costs extra; Only one size; No wireless charging;

Amélioration de l’autonomie et des performances de la batterie; Meilleur suivi; Toujours aussi époustouflante et plus légère; Excellent logiciel;

Fitbit Premium coûte plus cher; Une seule taille; Pas de recharge sans fil;

Google's Pixel Watch 2 holds the line on design, but swaps out key components for better performance, a brighter screen, and a longer battery life that beats most Apple Watches. It also adds useful health, fitness and safety features that work well i practice. All this could make it a clear contender for the best Fitbit device, best Wear OS watch, and (depending on your phone's operating system) best smartwatch overall.

Lighter aluminum body; Faster processor; New safety and workout features; Faster charge

Screen size unchanged; Same dimensions

You know the old saying, “Be careful what you wish for?” Well, I think it may be true. Over the past week, I’ve been wearing the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro. It is much bigger than the Google Pixel Watch 2, which is a bit too small. The trouble is, this one is really a bit too big for my wrist. Yes, I know I’m hard to please, but the more I wear the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro, the more it feels like the anti-Pixel Watch 2, and the more I think it is a worthy alternative to Google’s vastly improved — yet terribly dainty — smartwatch. The Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro, size issues aside, has turned out to be one of the best smartwatches of the year. It uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 platform, just like the Mobvoi Ticwatch Pro 5, and it’s an absolute powerhouse. The Pixel Watch 2 uses the Snapdragon W5 chip, where Google chose a different, lower performance co-processor to go with it, compared to the higher spec one that comes as standard with the W5+ chip. It really makes a difference as the Xiaomi Watch 2 ...

Two-day battery life; Very fast charging; Great performance and software; Big, bold design;

Only one case size; No IP rating;

You know the old saying, “Be careful what you wish for?” Well, I think it may be true. Over the past week, I’ve been wearing the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro. It is much bigger than the Google Pixel Watch 2, which is a bit too small. The trouble is, this one is really a bit too big for my wrist. Yes, I know I’m hard to please, but the more I wear the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro, the more it feels like the anti-Pixel Watch 2, and the more I think it is a worthy alternative to Google’s vastly improved — yet terribly dainty — smartwatch. The Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro, size issues aside, has turned out to be one of the best smartwatches of the year. It uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 platform, just like the Mobvoi Ticwatch Pro 5, and it’s an absolute powerhouse. The Pixel Watch 2 uses the Snapdragon W5 chip, where Google chose a different, lower performance co-processor to go with it, compared to the higher spec one that comes as standard with the W5+ chip. It really makes a difference as the Xiaomi Watch 2 ...

Two-day battery life; Very fast charging; Great performance and software; Big, bold design;

Only one case size; No IP rating;

You know the old saying, “Be careful what you wish for?” Well, I think it may be true. Over the past week, I’ve been wearing the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro. It is much bigger than the Google Pixel Watch 2, which is a bit too small. The trouble is, this one is really a bit too big for my wrist. Yes, I know I’m hard to please, but the more I wear the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro, the more it feels like the anti-Pixel Watch 2, and the more I think it is a worthy alternative to Google’s vastly improved — yet terribly dainty — smartwatch. The Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro, size issues aside, has turned out to be one of the best smartwatches of the year. It uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 platform, just like the Mobvoi Ticwatch Pro 5, and it’s an absolute powerhouse. The Pixel Watch 2 uses the Snapdragon W5 chip, where Google chose a different, lower performance co-processor to go with it, compared to the higher spec one that comes as standard with the W5+ chip. It really makes a difference as the Xiaomi Watch 2 ...

Two-day battery life; Very fast charging; Great performance and software; Big, bold design;

Only one case size; No IP rating;

You know the old saying, “Be careful what you wish for?” Well, I think it may be true. Over the past week, I’ve been wearing the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro. It is much bigger than the Google Pixel Watch 2, which is a bit too small. The trouble is, this one is really a bit too big for my wrist. Yes, I know I’m hard to please, but the more I wear the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro, the more it feels like the anti-Pixel Watch 2, and the more I think it is a worthy alternative to Google’s vastly improved — yet terribly dainty — smartwatch. The Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro, size issues aside, has turned out to be one of the best smartwatches of the year. It uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 platform, just like the Mobvoi Ticwatch Pro 5, and it’s an absolute powerhouse. The Pixel Watch 2 uses the Snapdragon W5 chip, where Google chose a different, lower performance co-processor to go with it, compared to the higher spec one that comes as standard with the W5+ chip. It really makes a difference as the Xiaomi Watch 2 ...

Two-day battery life; Very fast charging; Great performance and software; Big, bold design;

Only one case size; No IP rating;

If you’re an iPhone user, there’s one big name for smartwatches, and that's the Apple Watch. On Android, you have far more options, but the Google Pixel Watch and the Samsung Galaxy Watch are the biggest names in the game. The Pixel Watch 2 ($349.99) offers better battery life than its predecessor, an official IP68 rating for dust and water resistance, and a more environmentally friendly case. This generation also adds some notable Fitbit health-tracking features that were missing from the first version, including skin temperature and stress sensors. Overall, the Pixel Watch 2 is an excellent smartwatch that looks great and performs well, serving as a top alternative to the Galaxy Watch 6 ($299.99), which falls short on battery life but features a brighter display and a few extra health tools for $50 less. Design: One Size Fits All Carrying over its predecessor's design, the Pixel Watch 2 comes in just one 41mm size in contrast to the small and large Apple Watch Series 9 (41mm/45m...

Google's Pixel Watch 2 offers longer battery life and more health-tracking features than its predecessor, remaining one of the best Wear OS smartwatches.

The Pixel Watch 2 is on the right track to catch up with the Apple Watch... eventually. The new wearable is arguably better than its predecessor, but it still needs further refinement. the parts are all there, and all Google has to do now is to figure out a way to bring it all together.

Lighter, 100% recycled aluminium housing, Multi-path heart rate sensor, New safety features, Can track stress and ECG

Automatic workout detection kicks in too late, We've seen many of the new features in other wearables, GPS is slow to pick up signal