Pretty good deal, wish I could afford one myself. Latest, greatest, largest and connect-est (?) Pixel Watch at $340.00 off RRP from Telstra. $509 outright. Dang. That's cheaper than I paid for my non-LTE. Enjoy.
Google Pixel Watch 4 LTE 45mm $509 Delivered @ Telstra
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fitness wise i think this is one of the best out there. really good accuracy and plenty information provided in the fitbit app.
however, the software is not mature yet compared to other wear os smartwatches. you can't customize what the buttons do which i find absurd. You also can't change the heart rate monitoring frequency like every other watch under the sun.
also i think it's lacking on the hardware side. no sapphire glass, curved screen without metal border make it way more susceptible to damage. it looks very boring too but that's just me.
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I would smash any watches with naked screen. Some have a protective corner around perimeter, that's a lifesaver, no repairs needed if think in advance.
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I would smash any watches with naked screen
Anger management issues?
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Get a case
Particular the pixel with it's raised screen- 0
Need atleast 4 days battery life. 2 days wpuld be annoying.
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My husband pops his on the charger while he showers
10 mins charges it back up to full after a day and night use- 3
But every day it gets annoying. I have huawei gt 5 pro and only need to put on charge once a week to keep it topped up.
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Charge my phone daily same time as watch. No issues.
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@FerreroRocher: I had a galaxy watch and after having a more then one week charge watch id never go back. Its different to a phone because you have to unbuckle it and sit it on charger then after charge remember to put back on and have to rebuckle it. Only doing that once a week is a stress relief.
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I bought one for my husband, after he was diagnosed with heart block and Afib.
Great device. We chose this for it's heart rate accuracy and ECG function- 2
I really like mine — it lasts two days easily and has all the usual bells and whistles these smartwatches have.
It's also scored the best when it comes to being the most repairable smartwatch, so if you ever needed to replace a battery or a screen, it's very easy to do (compared to other companies that make it really hard to repair).
The only gripe I do have is with the Telstra One Number. It does link to your number, but it also gives you a second number — so for the past two months I've been getting random calls from people looking for some fella, because I've ended up with his cancelled number. Telstra is sorting it out now, but it's taking a bit of time. Other watches like the Apple Watch apparently don't need the dual number; they just work off the one.