The Pixel Watch's stainless steel, heavier presence really adds to the build quality and feels much closer to something like the Apple Watch, while the Fitbit doesn't boast quite the same quality. There are the obvious distinctions in case shape and style - with the Pixel Watch's being a domed, circular face with a detailed crown on the right side, and the Versa 4 being a squared-off face with just a side button - but it's the feel on the wrist that we rate as the most noticeable factor here. Given the price disparity, it shouldn't come as a surprise that there are plenty of design differences here. The Versa 4, then, assumes the entry-level role in the lineup, while the debut Google smartwatch is often found around double the price and is the flagship option of Wear OS.

Though technically under different brands, the fact Google now owns Fitbit means the prices for the smartwatch range - which also includes the Fitbit Sense 2 - are all laddered with each other in mind. Relatively speaking, these two smartwatches sit on opposite ends of the spectrum. Below, though, we'll be sizing this pair up against one another. It's why we've created this complete comparison guide, analyzing the key elements of each watch's design, feature set, tracking experience and battery life.įor a more in-depth look at each smartwatch, you can check out our extended reviews. If you're picking between them, though, there are plenty of differences (and some similarities) to know about before you decide. Here at Wareable, we rate both the Google Pixel Watch and Fitbit Versa 4 as solid smartwatches in the right hands.

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