The Pixel Watch has easily become one of the best Android smartwatches on the market, and the latest version from Google is currently on sale, although with some caveats. This Pixel Watch 4 deal slashes the price down to less than $400, but you’ll have to opt for the LTE variant, and the deal is only for the smaller 41mm model.
The 41mm Pixel Watch 4 LTE normally retails for $449, but with the watch hitting its lowest price in the last 30 days, it can be yours for just $389, which is a savings of $60. Of course, you can still get the Wi-Fi version for less, but there doesn’t appear to be a sale on that model at the time of writing, so if you were looking to get an LTE version anyway, now’s your chance.
✅Recommended if: If you want a powerful smartwatch with a data connection so that you can still use it to its full extend without a smartphone nearby, which may be handy in emergencies.
❌Skip this deal if: You don’t think LTE on a smartwatch is necessary and would be okay with just having Wi-Fi.
The Pixel Watch 4 is Google’s best smartwatch, featuring one of the latest Snapdragon Wear chips for excellent performance. It’s also one of the only smartwatches to feature satellite connectivity, which could come in handy. The caveat is that you need an LTE Pixel Watch 4 for satellite connectivity, which makes this the most decked-out version of the watch you can buy.
Not everyone cares about LTE on their smartwatches, but alongside satellite connectivity, there are reasons it could be useful. Streaming music directly on your watch is a great way to discover new music, instead of relying on downloads. You can also make calls and send texts without your smartphone nearby, which can be useful, especially if you find yourself in a bind.
It also helps that Google Fi Wireless offers two years of free LTE with the purchase of a Pixel Watch 4, meaning you can save about $240 or more over that period, depending on what carriers normally charge for smartwatch data. So not only are you saving on the watch, but you’re getting the perk of always-on data for free, which sounds like a pretty sweet deal to me!
