{"id":11320,"date":"2023-01-20T21:00:14","date_gmt":"2023-01-20T20:00:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/index.php\/2023\/01\/20\/best-google-pixel-watch-apps-updated-jan-2023\/"},"modified":"2023-01-20T21:13:01","modified_gmt":"2023-01-20T20:13:01","slug":"best-google-pixel-watch-apps-updated-jan-2023","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/index.php\/2023\/01\/20\/best-google-pixel-watch-apps-updated-jan-2023\/","title":{"rendered":"Best Google Pixel Watch Apps \u2013 Updated Jan., 2023"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Honestly, the best apps for the Google Pixel Watch are the apps that you\u2019ll actually use, and use often. But with that said, there are some really great apps that are worth checking out if they aren\u2019t apps that are already part of your daily routine. Like the other smartwatches that run on Wear OS, the Pixel Watch has a lot of apps that are at your disposal.<br \/>\nWe rounded up some of the best apps that the Pixel Watch has to offer, and have grouped them all up in this list to make them easier for you to find. If you\u2019re not already using them on your watch, or at all, give them a try. We like them, and we think you might like them too (though, it\u2019s totally ok if you don\u2019t).<br \/>\nBest Google Pixel Watch apps<br \/>\nApp<br \/>\nDownload Cost<br \/>\nIn-app cost (per item)<br \/>\nFitbit<br \/>\nFree<br \/>\n$7.99 \u2013 $399.99<br \/>\nSpotify<br \/>\nFree<br \/>\n$4.99- $15.99<br \/>\nStrava<br \/>\nFree<br \/>\n$2.99 \u2013 $89.99<br \/>\nYouTube Music<br \/>\nFree<br \/>\n$9.99<br \/>\nGoogle Wallet<br \/>\nFree<br \/>\nN\/A<br \/>\nFacer<br \/>\nFree<br \/>\n$0.49 \u2013 $39.99<br \/>\nGoogle Keep<br \/>\nFree<br \/>\nN\/A<br \/>\nCalm<br \/>\nFree<br \/>\n$0.99 \u2013 $399.99<br \/>\nGoogle Maps<br \/>\nFree<br \/>\nN\/A<br \/>\nSleep Cycle<br \/>\nFree<br \/>\n$0.99 \u2013 $59.99<br \/>\nFitbit<\/p>\n<p>Price: Free<br \/>\nIn-app purchases: $7.99 \u2013 $399.99<br \/>\nSize:<br \/>\nGoogle Play rating: 4.2<br \/>\nThe Pixel Watch is the first Wear OS smartwatch, or really any smartwatch that isn\u2019t an official Fitbit watch, to have the Fitbit app. And that\u2019s a good thing because the Fitbit app is one of the better fitness apps for tracking your exercise. And it only gets better when you\u2019re subscribed to Fitbit Premium as you get access to more features.<br \/>\nPlus you can add Fitbit tiles to your watch and easily access specific data like step counting and more.<br \/>\nSpotify<\/p>\n<p>Price: Free<br \/>\nIn-app purchases: $9.99<br \/>\nSize: 8.04MB<br \/>\nGoogle Play rating: 4.5<br \/>\nThis is really one of the go-to apps to have on a smartwatch. It\u2019s great for using as a music controller if you\u2019re streaming music from your phone. And I\u2019ll typically use it on the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro as Spotify is the service that I personally subscribe to. But on the Pixel Watch it\u2019s even better because the Pixel Watch has a large onboard storage capacity.<br \/>\nThis comes in handy if you\u2019re downloading Spotify playlists and tracks for offline playback. Which won\u2019t hurt to do if you feel like leaving your phone at home from time to time. Or if you just don\u2019t feel like using up data by streaming music.<br \/>\nStrava<\/p>\n<p>Price: Free<br \/>\nIn-app purchases: $2.99 \u2013 $89.99<br \/>\nSize: 6.95MB<br \/>\nGoogle Play rating: 4.2<br \/>\nIf you aren\u2019t a fan of Fitbit then Strava is another really great option for tracking your workouts. This is more focused on running and cycling, but it\u2019ll track other workouts too. And the really cool thing about Strava is that it\u2019s gamified a little bit to make things more fun and motivational. You can also allow your friends to see your progress which can be motivating in itself as you likely want your friends to see how well you\u2019re doing.<br \/>\nYou can also use the app to track your run and cycling routes, as well have friendly competitions with others users. Overall it\u2019s a great option for fitness tracking.<br \/>\nYouTube Music<\/p>\n<p>Price: Free<br \/>\nIn-app purchases: $9.99 \u2013 $11.99<br \/>\nSize: 11.8MB<br \/>\nGoogle Play rating: 4.4<br \/>\nThis is the alternative to Spotify. If you\u2019re more invested in Google\u2019s ecosystem, then YouTube Music may be not only one of the best apps for the Pixel Watch, but also the better music streaming option. Because you can bundle the ad-free YouTube experience with the ad-free YouTube Music experience. This gets you ad-free listening plus background playback and music downloads.<br \/>\nWhich, again, is great for the Pixel Watch and its larger storage capacity.<br \/>\nGoogle Wallet<\/p>\n<p>Price: Free<br \/>\nIn-app purchases: N\/A<br \/>\nSize: 3.52MB<br \/>\nGoogle Play rating: 3.8<br \/>\nYou don\u2019t generally go anywhere without wallet, but sometimes it can be bulky depending on how many things you have stuffed in there. That\u2019s why Google Wallet is one of the best apps for the Pixel Watch. Because it allows you to leave your actual physical wallet at home and still be able to pay for things. You can also use it to store loyalty cards, membership cards and more.<br \/>\nThough really it\u2019s just a great way to be able to make contactless payments by simply tapping your wrist to the checkout terminal. It does of course require a little bit of setup but it doesn\u2019t take long. And once that\u2019s done you\u2019re saving yourself the hassle of bringing your real wallet with you.<br \/>\nFacer<\/p>\n<p>Price: Free<br \/>\nIn-app purchases: $0.49 \u2013 $39.99<br \/>\nSize: 14.51MB<br \/>\nGoogle Play rating: 4.0<br \/>\nThis is one is a pretty self-explanatory app, and one of the best apps for the Pixel Watch because it gives you endless customization options for the watch face. Look, the Pixel Watch has some decent watch faces already built-in. But sometimes you want something specific or really custom that just isn\u2019t there out of the box.<br \/>\nThat\u2019s where Facer comes in. Facer is powered by thousands of users who create all kinds of watch faces from every genre. Whether it\u2019s anime, landscapes, cars, art, or anything you can dream up. Chances are you\u2019ll find something in Facer that fits your tastes.<br \/>\nGoogle Keep<\/p>\n<p>Price: Free<br \/>\nIn-app purchases: N\/A<br \/>\nSize: 5.13MB<br \/>\nGoogle Play rating: 4.6<br \/>\nThere\u2019s no better app for taking and keeping notes of things you find important. I usually use this for shopping lists and that makes it really useful on a smartwatch. As you can just pull up the list and look at your wrist as you mark things off. This is certainly way easier than holding your phone the whole time as you also try to push a cart and put items in it. That entire process is even more cumbersome if you\u2019re using a carry basket instead.<br \/>\nEven if you just use it for taking small notes, there\u2019s hardly an easier way to do so. And with voice typing you can speak to the watch and Google Assistant will write down your notes for you.<br \/>\nCalm<\/p>\n<p>Price: Free<br \/>\nIn-app purchases: $0.99 \u2013 $399.99<br \/>\nSize: 9.56MB<br \/>\nGoogle Play rating: 4.1<br \/>\nCalm is one of the best apps for the Pixel Watch if you like to keep up with mindfulness and meditation. Or maybe just help yourself take a quick snooze. With Calm on your wrist you have access to all kinds of meditations as well as sleep stories, and music playlists that help you drift off to sleep. Whether it\u2019s for a mid-day nap or overnight.<br \/>\nYou do need to have a Calm subscription if you want full access to everything. But it\u2019s definitely worth it for all the app offers.<br \/>\nGoogle Maps<\/p>\n<p>Price: Free<br \/>\nIn-app purchases: N\/A<br \/>\nSize: 14.52MB<br \/>\nGoogle Play rating: 4.5<br \/>\nEveryone hates getting lost when you\u2019re trying to get somewhere. Especially in a city you don\u2019t know and especially when you\u2019re pressed for time. Let Google Maps take you where you need to go with quick, turn-by-turn navigation right from your wrist. Like many of the apps on here, Google Maps on the Pixel Watch is just more convenient than pulling out your phone and using that version of the app.<br \/>\nThis way you get to stay hands-free and still get the directions you need. Not to mention everything is glanceable and there\u2019s just something about being able to take a quick peek down at your watch display for the next step.<br \/>\nSleep Cycle<\/p>\n<p>Price: Free<br \/>\nIn-app purchases: $0.99 \u2013 $59.99<br \/>\nSize: 6.48MB<br \/>\nGoogle Play rating: 3.2<br \/>\nAs the name suggests this app is all about tracking your sleep. But Sleep Cycle does much more than just give you the sleep tracking basics. You can have it record your nightly sounds like coughing, snoring, talking, and movement. If you allow it the permission and actually want insight into that kind of data.<br \/>\nYou can also use it to fall asleep to white noise sounds and music and set smart alarms. The Fitbit app offers sleep tracking as well, but you might find that this offers something more tailored to what you\u2019re wanting.<br \/>\nThe post Best Google Pixel Watch Apps \u2013 Updated Jan., 2023 appeared first on Android Headlines.&#013;<br \/>\n<img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/01\/Best-Pixel-Watch-Apps.jpg\" width=\"1600\" height=\"946\">&#013;<br \/>\nSource: ndroidheadlines.com&#013;<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Honestly, the best apps for the Google Pixel Watch are the apps that you\u2019ll actually use, and use often. 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