SAVE $50: The Google Pixel Watch 2, which launched in October, just got its first real discount at Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and the Google Store. As of Dec. 5, the LTE version is down to $349.99 from $399.99, while the WiFi version is down to just $299.99 from $349.99. That's up to 14% off.
We saw some pretty steep savings on Google's debut smartwatch during Cyber Week, but the latest and greatest Pixel Watch 2 didn't see any action during the holiday shopping festivities. Fear not, though: the newer, better second iteration just got its first discount over a week after all the action. Better late than never, right?
The Google Pixel Watch 2 typically goes for $349.99 for the WiFi version and $399.99 to get cellular capabilities, but as of Dec. 5, you can slash $50 off both options across most major retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and the Google Store. That knocks the WiFi version down to $299.99, a 14% savings, and the LTE version down to $349.99, a 13% savings.
SEE ALSO: All the best smartwatches for every wrist and interestJust launched in early October, the Google Pixel Watch 2 offers some much-needed upgrades. Though it basically looks just like the OG, users will enjoy better battery life (up to 24 hours), automatic workout detection, a new body-response sensor and skin temperature sensor to help monitor and manage stress, more fitness features, new safety tech, and more. It's more expensive than we'd prefer, but this $50 discount definitely helps ease the blow.
At the time of writing, some color options were already sold out at each retailer. If you've got your eye on a specific color, you might want to get a move on.
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