Google pixel watch 3 Wi-Fi 41mm is listed for $347 including free delivery to metro addresses (or to regional addresses for OnePass members) at Officeworks. 45mm is available for $397.
Availability of colours and stocks in-store is varying.
Google Pixel Watch 3 Wi-Fi 41mm $347 + Delivery ($0 to Metro/ OnePass/ C&C/ In-Store) @ Officeworks
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vijayr on 15/09/2025 - 12:59 officeworks.com.au (298 clicks)
Last edited 15/09/2025 - 13:14 by 1 other user
Last edited 15/09/2025 - 13:14 by 1 other user
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Slightly cheaper if you have an Amazon Business account.
Ah yeah, Hazel Band is especially good at $316.81, Rose Band $333.14. Also Obsidian Band is there for $338.67.
There is a $15 off $100 targeted code which some people might have on the listing as well which applies
Total: $316.81
Savings (2):-$20.00
$15 off order -$15.00
Visa $5 off $100 -$5.00
Order Total: $296.81
not the 45mm variants?
This has much better battery than samsung galaxy watch 6 ?
Mine suddenly get worse maybe the new o/s, not sure.Just upgrades from 6 classis to 45mm Pixel 3, battery lasts just over double for me
I know it's quite a different-looking product, but if you're after a good quality Wear OS smartwatch with decent battery life, the TicWatch Pro 5 is available for $200 on Amazon (sometimes as low as $150) and represents incredible value compared to the Pixel Watch with a similar feature set.
wow really? last for 2 days? (with sleep tracking) yeah i dont mind the brand as long it has NFC and google pay is supported by aus banks
I get 3-4 days between charges, including sleep tracking each night.
I haven't actually tested the NFC yet (only had it a week or so) but I believe it is fully supported.
@klaw81 what o/s is it now the latest? wearos 3
From memory when I was researching, TicWatch is great value for money and great battery life, but poor updates / support (eg. I think Pro 5 running WearOS that is 2 versions old, and no indication of ever being updated).
Not a big deal if you dont care about feature updates, but just something people should be aware of.
I have tried Ticwatch in the past, on paper it looked great but real life tests were way off. Step count, exercise, etc.
In today's world, it is very important to have good software or OS to read and process data properly. I don’t think Tic can compete in that regard.
That might be true, I've never looked into it. I have zero interest in those stats, so I really don't care either way. I'd happily buy a smartwatch without any of the body sensors if it was $30 cheaper.
For me, it's all about the utility - having notifications and a remote control for my phone on my wrist.
You could possible even live with something cheaper then, a knock off or soemthing from Aliexpress.
@Oh Daddy: Possibly - I have tried using a cheap "fitness band" for notifications, and it had great battery life but it was underwhelming in other ways. WearOS has lots of features that aren't possible on another OS, such as Home Assistant shortcuts and the ability to use the watch as a camera viewfinder.
I want a device that looks nice enough to wear at all occasions, and is trusted enough to make secure NFC payments. A proper WearOS device that's reasonably priced is perfect for me, and I can disable most of the fitness features for a bit of extra battery life.
same with Klaw, i want smart watch not heath watch i dont need something to tell me i have walk xxx steps today, i want the watch with good screen, face watches, google payment, can control things, etc. and long battery seriously….
Officeworks no longer delivers for free to regional areas even with OnePass. I cancelled my membership
These are the most accurate fitness watches after Apple.
I got the PW2 LTE for $319, and it's been fantastic.
You can still get it @ JB by price matching Mobileciti.
Also the same price at Amazon, but only in "Silver Case - Rose Quartz Band" and "Champagne Gold Case - Hazel Band". Can use VISAFIVE if you haven't already or ShopBack $10 Bonus Cashback.