Thinking about buying Google? Buyzello covers 3 Google products in smartwatches, streaming devices and video doorbells, each with an independent Buy, Consider or Skip verdict. Our highest-rated Google pick is the Google Pixel Watch 4, which typically sells for $349–$399 in the US.
The Google Pixel Watch 4 is best for pixel and Fitbit fans. Its key feature is fitbit tracking in a sleek domed watch, and it usually costs $349–$399. Buy it if you use an Android phone, like Fitbit-style health tracking and want a clean, modern design. Skip it if you want multi-day battery life or the lowest price. Our verdict: Buy, with a research score of 8.5 out of 10.
The Google Nest Doorbell is best for google Home users. Its key feature is smart alerts that recognize packages and people, and it usually costs $129–$179. Buy it if you use Google Home or a Nest Hub and want smart package and person alerts. Skip it if you use Alexa devices; Ring fits better. Our verdict: Buy, with a research score of 8.3 out of 10.
The Google TV Streamer is best for android and Google Home users. Its key feature is google TV plus a smart home hub, and it usually costs $79–$99. Buy it if you use Google Home and want a streamer that doubles as a Matter and Thread hub. Skip it if you want the fastest interface or Dolby Vision with fewer quirks; Apple TV is smoother. Our verdict: Consider, with a research score of 7.9 out of 10.
How does Google compare with rivals? In smartwatches, the main alternatives include the Apple Watch Series 11 (iPhone owners, $379–$429), the Garmin Forerunner 265 (runners, $299–$449) and the Samsung Galaxy Watch8 (android owners, $299–$349). Our best smartwatches list ranks them side by side so you can see where Google wins and where it does not.
Before you add a Google product to your cart, compare the model number with the one we cover, because older or regional versions can look similar. Choose a listing sold by Amazon or Google directly, and register the warranty once it arrives.
Match the watch to your phone first: Apple Watch needs an iPhone, and Galaxy and Pixel watches need Android. Battery life ranges from about a day for app-heavy smartwatches to two weeks for fitness-first Garmin models. Decide whether you need cellular; it adds cost and a monthly carrier fee but lets you leave the phone at home.
