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Google Pixel Watch 5 now available at a significant discount

Several retailers are offering a limited-time discount on the Google Pixel Watch 5 ahead of the Black Friday sales period.

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Amazon, Best Buy, and the Google Store are currently providing a 25 percent reduction in price.

The Pixel Watch 5 represents an improvement over previous models, boasting double the RAM and storage, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 Gen 2 processor that delivers a 20 percent speed increase. The device features a domed display designed for readability during workouts.

New features include a Strength Training experience with workout builders, audio cues, and rest timers, accessible through the Google Health app. Users can leverage Gemini AI to generate workout routines based on images of their gym equipment.

The watch now supports offline functionality for tasks like starting workouts, a useful feature for those who prefer to leave their smartwatch at home.

Google’s Health Guardian tools provide monitoring for insulin resistance, blood pressure, breathing emergencies (available in select regions), and sleep breathing quality. The Pixel Watch 5 retains features like ECG monitoring, skin temperature tracking, and loss-of-pulse detection, alongside improved sleep tracking accuracy, which Google claims is 15 percent better than the Pixel Watch 4.

Battery life is estimated at up to 40 hours, though testing yielded approximately 36 hours of use. A notable feature is the fast charging capability, providing 15 hours of use with just a 15-minute charge.

Originally priced at $400, the Pixel Watch 5 is now available for $300, making it a more competitive option compared to alternatives like the Apple Watch Series 12. This represents the lowest price point seen to date for the smartwatch.

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