Google Pixel Watch 3 In-Depth Review: Best WearOS Watch?

[@rowschank]

Do you think a comparison between Pixel cardio load, daily status etc., and Garmin training load, training status, body battery etc. would be possible? As a fitness device it would be interesting to see how they compare especially now that Pixel can pull load data without starting an activity which Garmin can't do.

[@idontwantacallsign]

Just check how your body feel like every day, and your resting HR. Its way more precise than any of these load stuff from any manufacturer, and it safes you for using a lot of time.

[@rowschank]

@@idontwantacallsign That's not what I asked, though.

[@DutchinCle]

@@rowschank I am about to find this out. I have a Garmin Instinct 2X Solar, that is giving me horrible sleep scores. terrible body battery ratings I had a gen one instinct that never was that bad. Last night I got a 32 sleep score. I used to get 70-90s. Im about to buy this pixel 3 and Ill come back and report what I see.

[@JuanVinton]

@@rowschank I think the comparison would be interesting. But I'm not sure if the result of seeing the differences would be useful. It seems that Pixel's Cardio Load and Garmin's Training Load are determined from very different perspectives. Again, I'd love to see it. Just not sure of it's usefulness.

[@oleanick]

Great video. First I've seen of yours and I really enjoyed the breakdown. Got more info from you than all the articles I've read about the watch. I also enjoyed how you showed the watch. It felt like I was being shown it in person.

[@wavesnowaves]

Compared to Apple this year, I think Google really nailed it (phones and watches). Totally agree, I think offering a Pixel watch "Ultra" would really get some attention.

[@MrChadLedford]

The new pixel 9 pro XL is so good. I didn't get the new watch this year though. I'm still on the pixel 2.

[@TheBongorock]

They need to add music storage and a speaker to listen without headphones. Also, they need to realy get pictures from your phone available, apple has been on that for years.

[@mannydcbianco]

@@TheBongorock I really do agree about getting pictures from the phone to the watch. Especially now with the Pixel Watch 3 XL with the bigger screen.

[@TheBongorock]

@@mannydcbianco When I came home with a 5 hundred dollar watch and found out it was a Fitbit with phone and text, I was a little upset. It did not feel like a 500 dollar watch at all.

[@chocomilkfps1264]

i appreciate that you seem to constantly prioritize not wasting viewers time, worth a sub easy

[@Steve_in_NJ]

Finally purchased and started wearing the Pixel 3 45mm watch and loving the larger screen. I'm a gym mouse (not quite a gym rat, but I do workout out there a lot) -- finding the watch very easy to navigate and use. I've been wearing a cheap "knock off" smartwatch for years (cost me $35 on Amazon) that does everything, but wanted to splurge and use my birthday gift cash for a better quality watch! I don't run, but I enjoy the other features like Sleep, HR, and connection to phone for email and calls. Only thing I wish I could do with the app is remove all the activities I do not use, and be able to scroll directly to Workout, without having to go through the entire alphabet to do so.

[@MegaCynar]

With you, desfit and quantified scientist all saying good things I bit the bullet. Good bye pixel watch 2 and hello 3. Excited for the bigger screen. Hopefully next year or the year after we get an ultra

[@christoph_wattever]

I've never been so stress-free and fit as when I stopped wearing a watch that measures everything 24/7

[@emilysona]

I completely agree-we need a Pixel "Ultra" watch urgently! As a long-time Pixel user and a fan of larger watches, I've been wearing the Garmin Fenix 51mm series for years. I was really hoping for a bigger Pixel watch to match my Pixel phone, but unfortunately, it didn't happen this time. I'm still holding out for that perfect combo of a large Pixel watch and phone!

[@Reynegrotravelz]

I traded in my venue 3 for watch 3 45 mm see how it goes like it so far

[@doronshaks1399]

How the brightness outdoors ?​@@Reynegrotravelz

[@illmaticnewyorker3426]

I left my new garmin fenix 8 51mm slate gray for this. I feel way better now that the watch tracks my load across everything i do regardless of its a recorded workout or not. Also its very nice not having a watch nag me about anaerobic, aerobic, and low aerobic. I just run do HIIT and lift sometimes and can still maintain my fitness. Garmin made me realize im not that type of athlete although i do run a 1/2 marathon every sunday morning

[@Bread_n_Butter.]

I had the pixel watch 3 xl. Screen was beautiful. I actually loved the stock face. My issue is it was scratched pretty bad within 24 hours just from going to the gym. Crazy thing is it was LEG DAY. So I wasn't doing anything upper body and don't even remember really hitting or bumping it up against anything. I was also wearing a hoodie which generally stretched over the watch. But suddenly, I got home and looked down and was HORRIFIED considering I'd just gotten the watch about 15 hours prior. I ended up sending it back. I've worn my pixel watch 2 to the gym multiple times and don't have a single scratch on it.

[@kmacsouris]

Will any of these software improvements be passed on to the Pixel 2?

[@tmizzone]

Great video as usual! I've tested the PW3 45mm on a few 7 mile runs and have experienced terrible HR cadence lock on the last several miles. It's perfectly in sync with my chest strap for the first half of the run and then elevates to crazy high levels (like over 170bps) while my chest strap is steady at 140. Doesn't look like you experienced this at all based on your runs, so wondering if I have a funky unit! GPS and pace was shockingly excellent (even on trails), but was surprised by my specific negative experience with the HR given all the hype around the new running algorithm.

[@supercurioTube]

I experience cadence lock on the Fitbit Charge 6 as well making it unusable for running, which was not identified by reviewers. The Charge 6 shares the HR algorithm with the Pixel 2 watch but maybe the issue is still there for some on the Pixel Watch 3 like you're experiencing.

[@JuanVinton]

I ran a few times with a pixel watch 3 45 mm and for a steady state run, the HR was spot on with my chest strap. However, when I did a shorter high intensity run, the HR had a little trouble in certain spots. This could have been due to me not wearing it appropriately. I.e. maybe I could have made sure the fit was secure. But it's tough to tell. A bit of a tangent... I swim everyday with my Garmin. I was very disappointed at the metrics in the pixel. Watch. It basically just gives you how long you've swam. It doesn't give you HR or distance or anything else. It's not a big deal, but I felt that was a feature that was really lacking compared to the competition.

[@Loc1792]

Love garmin but I miss the fitbit layout. It's simple and easy. Plus I love the sleep tracking which I found way better than garmin.

[@miket3652]

Fitbit/Googles sleep tracking algorithm is objectively more accurate than Garmins, so this makes sense. Garmin has not been able to get their accuracy above 40-60% for sleep cycle tracking, where Fitbit/Google and Apple are much more accurate. Garmin really needs to improve their algorithm especially for the price they charge for their devices.

[@Loc1792]

It's quite strange that Garmin can't seem to resolve this issue when they are so advanced in other features, unlike Fitbit, Apple, and Whoop. For instance, when I used Fitbit, it would show me how much I slept without ending my sleep session. If I fell asleep again, it would track it. Here, I need to end my sleep session only then will I know how long I slept. If Fitbit or Google come out with a more rugged-looking watch, I may just pick one up.

[@ActiveIdeas]

Minimum 1 nit battery life is such an underrated feature! 🔥

[@micheller999]

I have the PW3 41 mm and the Garmin 265S! Which do I choose? They are both very good. On my short run today, both watches had the same HR, the Garmin was spot on to the PW3, but the pace was always faster on the PW3.

[@alexander-malafeev]

How does it compare to Pixel Watch 2? I can get pixel watch 2 for less than half price of pixel watch 3, does it worth it to go for pixel watch 3?

[@thealienpod828]

I'm just getting back into running and I'm looking for a somewhat budget watch with good GPS and HRM and the Huawei Watch GT 5 caught my attention. Could you do a review for this?

[@user-ij8no5zw6u-]

Can you track HR every second with Pixel Watch 3? Also is it refreshed on the AOD? With Samsung its not unfortunately....

[@Gryndhard]

Battery life could differ because of background apps. Kill the bg apps and try again to see for consistency of battery life.

[@wtfWhoIsIt]

And do it all the time after using the watch. And it's even better not to touch them to get perfect autonomy. * Sarcasm*

[@gfyGoogle]

You shouldn’t have to constantly kill apps to get reasonable battery life

[@Gryndhard]

@@gfyGoogle true

[@Themeparkanxiety]

This watch is stunning, but looks a little fragile?

[@walcottav]

Ray, really helpful review. The cardio load metric is truly compelling for my needs. I have a few questions: 1) I'm glad there's a larger size for those who need it, but for those of us with smaller wrists, how much of a usability hit does the 41mm size take vs the 45 (I have no experience with earlier Pixel watches, just the Charge 6 tracker) 2) Does the running workout mode function on treadmill runs? 3) Does it broadcast heart rate; ie will it pair with Zwift Run? Thanks!

[@Lawlno1]

Does the watch support connecting a heart rate chest strap?

[@hariskar_]

No.

[@shaunmadden545]

I am trying to migrate from Apple watch to Pixel watch and want to export all of my data collected via the apple watch and import into Fitbit, Does anyone have experience with this or know how to do it?

[@jamaldowner]

It's not just the size difference on the ultra watches, they generally look more durable. The pixel watch does look like it's going to scratch very easily

[@FoVision]

For MTB which would you recommend between the pixel, garmin enduro, instinct 2x ? The garmins with garmin tracking, gos, and battery life and strava seem pretty impressive

[@D.P.8.7]

Quick question: has the ‘problem’ with the GPS signal been fixed by a patch? Has the battery life improved? I like to go cycling for longer than 5 hours and would like the watch to still have some reserves afterwards. Thanks for the reply, maybe someone can help. Best regards from Germany

[@JakeMay]

I reckon there's a decent amount of people who just want a "smart" watch that can do mapping, and who don't care about all this extra stuff.

[@TheBroteinshakes]

I've had the same experience with it draining a lot during exercises and very little other times. I haven't tested it a lot, but interestingly noticed that when I am not playing music through my phone during the exercise, it will drain considerably. No clue why that would matter but I noticed a 20-30% battery drain versus 10% on the exact same run. It's worth trying to figure out what causes the random high amounts of drain! My watch is a 45mm wifi if anyone else has some anecdotal comments.

[@ExilschwabeOche]

Which one to buy: Google Pixel Watch 3 or Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra?

[@carl6963]

I get that it's impossible to do an in-depth analysis of the running dynamics figures (cadence, vertical ratio, oscillation, etc) due to the data being locked down by Google, but would love to know how those metrics compared just at an average level vs what you normally see on a Garmin.

[@technodrone313]

i like mine a lot. battery is better than reported. probably a full weekend battery if youre not on some crazy hike or ride. most important is that its ultra comfortable.

[@yetanotherforest]

Still waiting for interval tracking that will vibrate when you hit 0 or more seconds in zone 5 (sprint) and another when you are back down to zone 2 (walk). Rinse/repeat. It's the safest and most effective way to train sprints. Why do they think a time interval works better?

[@flacofromny]

Well I have to say. I absolutely love my pixel watch 3 45mm (had original pixel love it but hate it the small screen) great watch. Look very nice but I wonder how you squish 2 days. I don't do exercise at all. And I hardly get 1 day. What's the trick?

[@henrikdahlberg878]

Will the launch of PW3 rule out a new fitbit charge 7 in the near future? PW2 came the month after FC6 just a year ago...

[@doronshaks1399]

Brightness is high enough in direct sunlight ?

[@ashfranklin9866]

How do you get the new fitbit running dashboard? I have updated my pixel watch 2 to wear os5 but no luck

[@RonakGandhi]

How is it compared to the non-ultra Apple Watch?

[@johnhenry8103]

@DC Rainmaker: Random question. What phone/ecosystem do you use as your daily driver? I ask as I'm an iPhone user getting ready to switch, so I'd love to gain your feedback, especially when you spend a ton of time in Europe. Appreciate your input. :)

[@ArnoM86]

is it possible to import a GPX on the watch?

[@dons1643]

how do you say the HR monitor is identical to a hr strap? you must have had one hooked up at same time connected to another phone or tracking device...?

[@Dcrainmaker]

I had four watches, including one paired to a HR strap.

[@dons1643]

@@Dcrainmaker oh ok... I'm using the apple watch ultra and considering this one to sync with a pixel phone... Wondering if it's any better... I just do normal stuff like track gym workouts and walks every day 1.7 miles... We'll then the sleep tracking is important

[@patrickomalley5536]

Getting in to fitness. And looking for a watch. Have a samsung phone. Looking for something good but it worth buyin the ultra? Or better going for older 6 or 5? Or another watch love you videos and any help would be great. Thanks.

[@gwynbartley9176]

Careful. Pixel doesn’t talk to Samsung phones entirely.see above

[@patrickomalley5536]

@@gwynbartley9176 ok. What would be a good one to go for? Thanks

[@dubbadubdub82]

Is the fitness section still subscribtion based?

[@gwynbartley9176]

Haven’t seen the video so it may be covered but having bought it I was disappointed to find that the fall detection/ 5 button press emergency does not work with Samsung galaxy phones

[@MrSolidair]

I only get 24hours battery life with my pixel watch 3 (41mm) is this normal? On a day with zero work outs.

[@ShredRexGuitar]

Absolutely love my PW3. Went 45mm and put it in a Spigen case/band and everyone keeps me asking me if it is a Garmin 😂 I have had TicWatches previous which I loved but definitely lacking features and integration and syncing capabilities with the rest of my pixel devices

[@kunalsharma2098]

2 things which still is bothering me, price(which is still ok for the functionality )and mainly after sale service.. no repairs for the watch.

[@dz5529]

Is it a good watch choice for hiking?

[@illmaticnewyorker3426]

Yes because you can just go for a hike without remembering to record that workout but you'll still be asked if you went hiking and it'll still record the load regardless of what you do. This is a real game changer.

[@jamesm568]

I've been enjoying my PW3 45mm, but I don't use any of its health monitoring features as I find that a waste of time with Wear OS as it's unoptimized for fitness tracking. I get 4 days of battery life with the health features disabled and the sensors denied permissions. I use the PW3 as an actual smartwatch. I like the simplicity of the PW3 and it fits comfortably.

[@chrisjenkins9613]

A Great start to improvements compared to Pixel watch 1 and 2 but Google needs to make the Bezels smaller

[@Sinasi08]

Next step Google: a bigger, more rugged Pixel watch with multi band GPS and bigger battery

[@dons1643]

very nice feature that is syncs instantly - that is always a pain for Garmin...

[@craigdennen6193]

So annoying as cardio load does not take into account workouts from other devices or platforms such a peloton. You get calorie credit (you also get steps weirdly) but cardio load always shows as zero

[@Dcrainmaker]

But that’s kinda the magic of cardio load - it doesn’t have to be in a workout, so as long as you’re wearing the watch, it captures it. Are you taking the watch off though?

[@craigdennen6193]

No Ray I'm wearing the watch and using the Peloton app on the watch itself. It auto connects to my Peloton and broadcasts heart rate during the ride. When the ride is finished the Peloton workout shows up in Fitbit as a walk (bizarrely) with calorie info and distance but always a zero cardio load frustrating when you've just done a 45 minute power zone max ride for example and my daily cardio load ends up at 8! Have ordered a HR strap so will try hooking that up to the Peloton bike and forgoing the app on my watch. I will keep my watch on at the same time and see what happens. Might need to disconnect peloton from Fitbit to prevent it double counting calories. Not ideal really

[@Dcrainmaker]

@@craigdennen6193 Hmm, this sounds like something weird with the Peloton app not doing something right. I'd agree skipping the app, as the theoretical beauty of it all is that you don't need 3rd party apps (but totally understand on using the HR broadcast side, though, you can actually do that without the Peloton app on a Pixel watch).

[@ted363636]

Wow I've just realized Garmin's training load doesn't in fact take into account a marathon or 12-hour hike if you don't start a workout. This is so stupid...

[@Dcrainmaker]

Who doesn't start a workout when doing a marathon or 12-hour hike?

[@ted363636]

@@Dcrainmaker Well you can forget to press start ;) The point is these smartwatches aren't that smart if they don't take into account a whole day of moving furniture etc.

[@idontwantacallsign]

Well it's also just much easier and better to just feel how your body react and maybe take your resting HR instead of using all this tech. Neither my Garmin 830, powermeter or my Samsung ultra watch help with my training. Just resting HR, my feel and then I decide what to do that day. Much more fun and easier 😁. Just like I did back when I did amateur bike races. I upload my training data to two training platforms and they are also completely off when they "calculate" my actual form. They tend to want me to train way more than needed and actually driving me towards traning to much. What I use the platforms for is a training notebook, because that is useful to take notes every day. I usually train 10-17 hours a week, mostly bike.

[@michun72]

great idea with this pixel watch ultra, 45mm pixel 3 still could be little bigger, like 47mm

[@Marty72]

Could the reason heart rate from the watch matches the strap heart rate be because it’s reading data from the chest strap? Also doesn’t it only work with android phones and not iOS?

[@wtfWhoIsIt]

The strap works with all apple watches, and almost no android watches. So the opposite is true. Obviously, since we have 2 different graphics, the strap was not connected to the pixel watch 3.

[@martingo2680]

Honestly, I just want a smart watch with a long battery life. One that doesn't track my health, My steps or anything. I just need to check my text and receive and answer calls.

[@kelbinn]

U can try Redmi watch 4. Receive notification (not interaction), phone call, 20 day battery

[@ClaxtonBay123]

You don't have to enable any of the health features. It's not that complicated.

[@sturdyvw]

Apple Watch SE, turn on battery saver and charge when you shower. You’ll literally never worry about battery life.

[@wtfWhoIsIt]

​@@sturdyvw never worry for 2 days? Funny...

[@sturdyvw]

@@wtfWhoIsItshower every day.

[@nosemellon]

Love the video. Sounds like someone is shooting pheasants in the background.

[@Checque]

That thing looks like it’s going to get it’s screen scratched just by me looking at it

[@exzld]

even with my protective cover I still get a ton of anxiety

[@KemAlimole]

As opposed to what other watch?

[@wtfWhoIsIt]

@@KemAlimole for example, Samsung. For $300-400, they offer a flat screen and sapphire crystal. Samsung watch 6 for 4 months of active use, zero scratches. I hope Google will also add a sapphire in the watch. Given their excellent sensors compared to Samsung, it would be a bestseller.

[@Checque]

@@KemAlimole anything that actually incorporates sapphire in the screen or has the screen slightly recessed in the frame.

[@realmuzikstudiostv]

​@@KemAlimole galaxy watch 7 uses sapphire, you can start with that

[@robhayer3965]

what a watch!!

[@JasonRaneses]

I can’t wait until the phase “I’m getting a solid 2 days battery life” is never spoken again

[@DannyFenton217]

I understand your sentiment, but I feel like these batteries are getting good enough that you can fit a good 15 to 30 minute charges. In between your day there's moments where I take a shower. I don't shower with my watch so I put it on the charger. There's moments where I get home after a long shift and I want to unwind for a brief moment before I lay down. I drop it on the charger. Even if the pixel watch gets 3-day battery life next year, eventually you'll still have to recharge it. Even if it gets 5-day battery life, you'll eventually still have to recharge it

[@MegaCynar]

Charge it when you shower

[@nashdashflash]

I charge mine when I shower and don't think about it otherwise. If you configure some of the settings to preserve battery, you can get 3-5 days battery life out of the larger size PW.

[@grllaspeak]

Google is so behind on the watch game but it seems they did good with the HR sensor...Imagine a 49mm 1.9 in display, cased in titanium Pixel Watch 🤤. Thanks for the vid 🤙🏾

[@dennisrogers6786]

With these watches, takes a week for the watch to learn battery usage so its all over the place for the first week or two till the watch figures out your usage

[@SY-ve5qm]

Market minimum battery life standard is 2-day now, Apple Watch is still 18-hour…hope they are just being over conservative.

[@dennisrogers6786]

As for GPS, None are totally accurate, so will see a variation in tracking. Solar activity also effects accuracy. Only military gps Is dead accurate. Love finally the HR tracking us spot on, but you never see you ever test walking steps accurately. We are all not into running, but walking

[@mccask]

Hate the look of the Pixel watches, even if they had great functionality.

[@Dnserror88]

Thanks for the review. I can appreciate that they made a 45mm model, but in my opinion it still looks too delicate and feminine. But maybe Spigen will make a rugged case for it. Would like Google to release a ultra/pro/whatever version next year with a more rugged design and improved battery life.

[@jamesderrick8201]

No data export, no deal. Open standards mean your data, and you are not trapped.

[@ManuelMunozLara]

using two devices to check heart rate accuracy but then only one to check gps accuracy and saying it is inaccurate seems a bit disingenuous

[@iOnline72]

I checked to see if my KZbin settings weren't set to 2x playback speed😂

[@idontwantacallsign]

The ultra have a great gps.

[@JustinBenson]

Agreed. The regular 7 doesn't but the Ultra does. Feels like Ultra for GPS and Google for HR.

[@divinusfilius3771]

Great! Is there a version for men??

[@rolins3279]

With the new silicone battery 🔋 technology, it is completely possible for manufacturers to put 600-700mAh batteries in their smartwatches ⌚ in addition to using the new Dual processor architecture and thus offer us smartwatches with a minimum of 5 days of battery life, but in fact, they don't care, Sheep 🐑 consumers will continue to buy, so why bother 🤷🏽‍♂️ 🚶🏽‍♂️🚶🏽‍♂️🚶🏽‍♂️

[@pascalz9992]

a bit unfair to say that samsung hides features behind their ecosystem and google doesn't. Those features (ecg and bloodpressure) aren't even available on the pixel watch and google also has those ecosystem features, they just aren't health features (e.g. controlling the camera of your pixel phone). I wanted to like the pixel watch more but as it stands it's not worth the price difference to the GW7 for me personally. So guess I will be in the market for a new GW

[@nashdashflash]

I'm confused, the Pixel Watch has had ECG since the PW1. You're right that it doesn't have BP, though. Also, the PW can control your camera (wasn't really following that part of your sentence so I apologize if I misunderstood).

[@pascalz9992]

@@nashdashflash you are correct. Somehow I didn't know about the ECG on PW. I have seen in other reviews that the PW gives you extra features when paired to a pixel phone when it comes to the camera app. Which could be argued to also be ecosystem features

[@nashdashflash]

@@pascalz9992 if the camera control is Pixel ecosystem only, that's pretty lame. I'm incidentally pretty heavy in their ecosystem but I don't want them to be like Apple. I'd think there could be third-party apps that do the same? Or side-loading the Pixel camera app to your phone could work too, lol.

[@Wzrd100]

When do you think we'll get a Wear OS buttplug? I imagine itd have incredible heart rate, but shitty GPS.

[@paulkline3011]

Oh, good for you.

[@10tacl3]

nobody reviews this watch for swimming... i hate how basic it is. i Can't view my HR while in the swimming workout mode. I can't view how many laps i did. It's useless.

[@JuanVinton]

I have the same experience. I swam with the pixel watch 3 and noticed the metrics were lacking. I don't really need to view all the metrics while swimming. But it's good to know the time. When I finished the workout, it didn't really provide any metrics to view afterward. All he gave me was a time and an approximate distance. A little lame.

[@vijayramachandran3559]

Fitbit peaked with versa 3 😕

[@Loc1792]

Garmin is gonna have issues in a few years. Apple, google and Samsung coming for it. More user's gonna go their way and only few to garmin. Buck up Garmin

[@Dnserror88]

Yeah, I agree. For years Garmin was the choice for anyone wanting to track their fitness. But in my opinion for like 90% of people, apple/google/samsung is more than good enough for that these days. For more hardcore users like ultrarunners etc, Garmin still remains king, for now :)

[@HouseMusicAllNightLong]

It doesn't help that Garmins latest watches are so ridiculously expensive. Some people will probably just buy a Pixel or Galaxy watch for €300 - €400 rather than the €1k+ Fenix 8.

[@Dnserror88]

@@HouseMusicAllNightLong Yeah especially the Fenix 8 is crazy expensive. And riddled with bugs!

[@RA-lj5jd]

Also Coros delivering more value on what Garmin used to do best.

[@MargaritaHoward-w6f]

Treutel Lodge

[@Avarua59]

Those little GPS quirks are very odd as you mentioned.

[@pierrezucchi5507]

one and a half hours of cycling with the gps and listening to a radio on cellular and i spent 50% of the battery . unacceptable !!!!

[@kjw-vw6xr]

meh...😅

[@fatenaboushady4758]

Omg can't you talk a bit slowly!

[@wsrobert32]

This feels like a rushed review from Ray. It's not as thorough as I feel he normally is.

[@sturdyvw]

Or there’s not as much content on this watch

[@alialiali1628]

1st

[@Whiterabbit2806-g2n]

Being first for this nerds video doesn’t count.

[@alialiali1628]

@@Whiterabbit2806-g2n sorry your weak ass pixel watch only has one band gps 🤣at least your heart rate is good.

[@wtfWhoIsIt]

@@alialiali1628 both of your comments clearly demonstrate your IQ...

[@anthonynwaoraukoh441]

Love 😘 your video 📸 can have it 😍 thank you so much 🫂 God bless you 😘🙏

[@MisterCynic18]

At long last, an android watch with an HR sensor worth a damn 🥲