Google's best smartwatch ever just got a surprise price cut — get $100 off the outstanding Google Pixel Watch 4

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Google Pixel Watch 4 (Image credit: Blue Pixl Media)

Even the best smartwatches eventually go on sale. Nearly six months after launch, the 45mm Google Pixel Watch 4 is now available at Amazon for $299 (was $399).

The Pixel Watch 4 is our best overall Android smartwatch, and it's even more worth it for this new record-low price. Amazon offers Matte Black, Porcelain (Silver), and Moonstone (Pale Blue) bands for its 45mm Pixel Watch 4, so there's plenty to choose from today.

Today's best Google Pixel Watch deal

The Pixel Watch 4 is the new generation smartwatch from Google, meant to integrate with Google Pixel smartphones and Android competitors alike. In our Pixel Watch 4 review, we praised its battery life, smart AI features, health tracking, and unique "domed display" that offers a larger field of view than the average smartwatch. The battery life is longer than past models and there are more smart AI features than ever, like the AI coach that offers customized workouts.

It also has a nifty new charger that works by charging the Pixel Watch 4 on its side rather than flat on the bottom like previous Pixel Watches and their competitors. This means you can see the screen and use it like a clock display or alarm if you wanted. Once it's at full charge, the 45mm watch lasts about 40 hours.

As mentioned earlier, the Google Pixel Watch 4 is one of our best smartwatches. More specifically, it's our best Google watch and best overall Android smartwatch. But, if you're an iOS user, I'd recommend browsing our best Apple watches instead.

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