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Google Pixel Watch 4, 41 mm, LTE
The Pixel and Android alternative. It shares your phone number after you pair it and activate LTE with your carrier, then works on its own.
Sold on Amazon.com, no code needed
Price: $400 on Amazon (checked 2026-11-12); Amazon's price can change, and the Amazon page has the current one. Specs below were verified on Google's site 2026-11-07.
Discount code: none; Dealectric has no Google code, and any Amazon coupon shows on the Amazon page itself.
Buy: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FJWRJLXX?tag=dealectric-20 — opens the Google Pixel Watch 4 listing on Amazon.com at no extra cost.
Warranty: Google 1-year limited warranty. Returns: Amazon 30-day returns. Affiliate program: Amazon Associates; tracking cookie: 24 hours. As an Amazon Associate, Dealectric earns from qualifying purchases. All Google codes, including the ones the store rejected: Google discount codes.
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Specifications
| Cellular | LTE; calls, texts and apps without the phone after carrier activation |
|---|---|
| Battery (Google rating) | Up to 30 hours |
| Phone to pair | Android 11 or later; iPhone not supported |
| Emergency | Emergency SOS works with the phone off or far away |
Model: Pixel Watch 4 41 mm LTE. Figures are from the manufacturer's official product page unless a caveat says otherwise.
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Who it's for
Pixel and other non-Samsung Android owners.
Caveats
- Must be paired with an Android phone first; no iPhone support.
- Some listings bundle 2 years of Google Fi data (500 MB a month) that does not include calling.
- A Best Buy reviewer on a non-Fi carrier got data only over LTE; check your carrier.
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