Google's wearable lineup looks impressive after the launch of the Pixel Watch 3

At first glance, it seems that Google, with its unique watch line. However, a closer look at recent decisions and Fitbit’s existence under the Google umbrella reveals a much broader selection than shoppers might realize. In fact, the company’s lineup is quite impressive.

The long awaited Pixel watch 3 Officially launched for pre-order on August 13, 2024, and is scheduled to hit shelves for general availability on September 10, the watch not only delivers a host of upgrades and new features, but for the first time, the series also offers a second case size. Buyers can grab a 41mm or 45mm device in a variety of colorways, either as Wi-Fi-only models or with LTE connectivity. That's four options, right there.

This variation isn't the only option to consider at checkout, though. Google has also opted to continue selling the previous-generation Pixel Watch 2 at a discounted price. While a Pixel Watch 3 vs Pixel Watch 2 highlights some key improvements, but the older device is still a powerful wearable worth considering, especially as Google continues to add more features via Pixel Drops.

Meanwhile, if Wear OS isn’t your priority, Google also has the Fitbit Sense 2 and Versa 4 available . These Fitbit-branded smartwatches offer a stripped-down experience, but still feature the brand’s popular wellness tracking suite. Also available from Google’s stable is the Fitbit Ace LTE, a versatile device with compelling activity tracking tools and handy safety features for parents. Not to mention, Google also has the beloved Fitbit Charge 6 band-style device, the budget-friendly Inspire 3, and the fashionable Luxe.

In other words, Google’s wearable lineup has never been more robust or had such a wide range of price points to consider. Fitbit has long owned the affordable tracker market. Since Google’s acquisition and the addition of Google-branded smartwatches, the resulting mix of devices has become a powerful array of options.