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But I checke if I change from my 41mm pixel 2 to pixel 4 41mm the battery size is almost the same 45mm is too big for my wrist
Pixel watch 4 is the first Pixel watch where I havn't had to ever worry about battery life, few minutes charge during a shower and it's good to go. This has also resulted in me wearing it pretty much everyday, all day. Previous Pixel watches I would often set down the charge and then forget to put back on. I would 100% upgrade from 2 to 4, even 3 to 4 is a significant enough improvement for me. I traded in my 1 when I got the 4 (still have the 2 and 3 that I hand down to family) and it was actually laughable to handle it again, it's tiny for a start with an even tinier screen due to huge bezel, I also remember the battery life was terrible. We have come a long way and I'm excited for the 5!
Pixel watch 4 is the first Pixel watch where I havn't had to ever worry about battery life, few minutes charge during a shower and it's good to go. This has also resulted in me wearing it pretty much everyday, all day. Previous Pixel watches I would often set down the charge and then forget to put back on. I would 100% upgrade from 2 to 4, even 3 to 4 is a significant enough improvement for me. I traded in my 1 when I got the 4 (still have the 2 and 3 that I hand down to family) and it was actually laughable to handle it again, it's tiny for a start with an even tinier screen due to huge bezel, I also remember the battery life was terrible. We have come a long way and I'm excited for the 5!
I'm using the Pixel Watch 3 with Golf Pad and it works great.
I use a Pixel watch. Golf Pad (the app I use to track my rounds) is compatible with the watch.
I went from Pixel Watch 2 to Apex 2 Pr. You give up assistant is the big thing but get battery life in return which is way better because I only have to charge one or twice a month vs every day so I was rarely tracking my sleep because I had to charge every night.
Currently using Samsung Galaxy Ultra, Moto Fit, and Google Pixel Watch 4. Ive used the Samsung the longest and is favored. Pixel is giving it a run for its money though. They both have cellular plans and both work well. The Moto is great at battery, used it a week without putting it on the charger. The other three I am putting on the charger every other day usually. If it wasn't for the domed glass of the Pixel, it would be favored. Knock on wood, it lasts for two years. I do have them tied to their respective company phones too. Workouts are similar however im still testing them out. Out of these three, I would suggest the Samsung. However if you don't have a Samsung, the Pixel.
I charge my Pixel Watch 4 about once a week. My Samsung Galaxy Ultra is every other day. Garmin may be what you're looking for though
The Galaxy Watch Ultra would be the best choice. Next would be Galaxy 5 Pro. Although my Pixel Watch 4 gets longer battery life than my Ultra does.
When I switched from PW1 to PW3 41mm, it was like a day and night difference. Both in terms of UI responsiveness and battery life. I think you'll be happy if you get a good trade-in deal and discount.
When I switched from PW1 to PW3 41mm, it was like a day and night difference. Both in terms of UI responsiveness and battery life. I think you'll be happy if you get a good trade-in deal and discount.
Garmin
Forerunner 255 Series
Long battery; but wrist HR tracking is inconsistent.

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Forerunner 955 Series
Best value, clear MIP screen; limited smartwatch features.

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Fenix 7 Series
Durable, multi-week battery, flashlight; high price, buggy software.
Garmin
Instinct 2 Series
Rugged, solar multi-week battery; bulky, small screen readability issues.

Garmin
Enduro 3
Multi-week solar battery, lightweight; but bulky form factor.

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Apple - Ultra Series

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