This week, Google unveiled its first-ever smartwatch with its trademark. The Pixel Watch is currently ready for pre-order, which means it won’t ship for a short time. This guide will tell you when to expect your Pixel watch.
The Pixel Watch is an exciting new wearable that incorporates the wearable experience of the OS with Fitbit features spread throughout. The new smartwatch is said to have an all-day battery, making it easy to take it with you without worrying about charging for a while. Moreover, it has a very cool design with a rotating crown which gives you a cool feel.
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We’re definitely excited to get our hands on it, which leaves only one question. When will the Pixel Watch get here?
Well, if you pre-order the Pixel Watch on day one with priority shipping, you’re probably looking at the October 13th delivery date. This is the date Google has set as the availability window, which means it will be available for purchase in stores and likely to arrive at your doorstep that day.
If you’ve ordered a little longer in the pre-order period than that – several days or so – you might be looking at a slightly later delivery time, depending on the type of shipping you got.
Something worth noting is that pre-orders from Google are more likely to arrive that day, as orders from other retailers often vary quite a bit. This could mean that you get your Pixel Watch a day late, or in some cases, a day or two earlier. There have been some cases where orders from retailers have arrived long before they are supposed to.
In fact, long before the Pixel Watch was announced, users reported that it was available at some retailers. This has since been discontinued and requests must arrive when scheduled to move forward.
Either way, the Pixel Watch will ship as early as next week and — depending on your location — will arrive by October 13th. This is the case for most retailers who have opened pre-orders for the Pixel Watch.
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