>>JAMES PARK: Hey, everyone. Last year's Pixel Watch was the
first device to combine the best of Google's helpfulness with the
health and fitness expertise of Fitbit.
And that was only the beginning. I'd like to introduce you to
Google Pixel Watch 2. [Cheers and Applause].
It's completely upgraded, inside and out, including major
performance improvements. And you're getting Google and
Fitbit experiences you won't find on any other smartwatch,
with the best of Fitbit health and fitness tracking.
We've upgraded the design and materials as well.
People loved the sleek water droplet look of the first Pixel
Watch.
We're upgrading our low‑profile design for Pixel Watch 2 with
more durable coverglass, and a 100 percent recycled aluminum
housing that's lighter and more comfortable to wear when you're
at play and at rest. And we took the same care
with our new bands and watchfaces. Elegant metals are designed to
impress. Our new sport design is more
breathable. And Pixel Watch 2 uses the same
simple band mechanism, so last year's Pixel Watch bands still
work great. And you'll see big upgrades
across the entire Pixel Watch 2 experience.
The new quad core CPU gives you smooth, snappy performance.
And battery life has improved as well. Even with the display in
always‑on mode, you'll get 24 hours of use on a single charge.
And it charges faster, too, with a 12‑hour charge in just 30
minutes. You're also getting the full
Wear OS 4 experience, with new apps like Gmail and Calendar.
Improvements to YouTube Music, Maps, and Google Assistant.
And more of the third‑party apps you know and love.
With helpful apps and an all‑day battery, Pixel Watch 2 is a
great companion on any adventure.
And if you get into a bind, you now have Pixel's safety features
like medical information and emergency sharing right on your
watch. We're also bringing Safety Check
over from our Pixel phones to make sure you don't feel alone
on the trail or on your walk home. Just set a timer for when you
expect to arrive back home. If you can't check in after it
expires, Safety Check will share your location with your
emergency contacts. And by the way, with Fitbit
Premium, you can use safety features like Safety Check and
Emergency Location Sharing, even if you haven't connected your
LTE‑enabled Pixel Watch 2 to a network.
Now, I started Fitbit 16 years ago on the idea that a new
generation of wearable sensors could help people live healthier
lives. And it's a mission we're still on
as a combined Fitbit and Google team. With Pixel Watch 2, we're
bringing together new AI algorithms, upgraded software,
and three new sensors to give you the most complete picture of
your everyday health. Pixel Watch's heart rate sensor
has been upgraded from a single‑path sensor to a brand
new, fully redesigned, multi‑path sensor.
We've 10x'd the number of optical channels that can
measure heart rate compared to the first‑gen Pixel Watch.
So now your heart rate can be measured in multiple locations
on your wrist, for a more accurate reading.
And combined with an improved ML algorithm, Pixel Watch 2
produces up to 40 percent more accurate heart rate tracking
during vigorous activities like HIIT, spinning and rowing.
And to further enhance your workout, new coaching features
keep you on pace and in your target heart rate zone, while
the more glanceable UI helps you nail your intervals.
The new skin temperature sensor delivers better insights into
your sleep and overall wellness. And the new continuous
electrodermal activity sensor, or cEDA sensor, powers Fitbit's
Body Response. It detects moments when you're
physically showing signs of stress, offers interventions to
destress, and then afterwards, prompts reflection over your day
and week to help you better manage your stress in the
future. Let's get a closer look at how
the best of Fitbit and the best of Google come together in Pixel
Watch 2. >> Hi, I'm Shauna Coxsey.
I'm a climber, an Olympian. I'm also a founder, a president,
a trustee, a little bit of a neat freak, and a new mum.
[Baby squealing]. Hey, baby.
My days get a little hectic at times.
Can mommy do some work now? No?
And the watch helps me understand when I need to take a
moment. I love how it tracks stress over
time as well, which makes managing it a lot easier.
The watch also helps me get stronger and set new goals.
This is hard. It's really useful to see
everything quantified, analyzed and compared.
It's like a window into my potential.
I love getting outdoors with Frankie, so Safety Check is a
really comforting feature. If anything happens, the right
people will know immediately. Even though my competition days
are over, I'm still driven. I still have big goals.
My husband Ned put this climb up about eight years ago, and I
tried it then and wasn’t able to do it.
And I've just not been able to get back here since then.
So now I'm finally able to. And I am making the time.
Yeah. The Olympics were not my peak.
They were the end of a chapter. And not even my strongest, or
most successful chapter. That's still to come.
Yeah! Yes!
>> Go babe! >> Yes!
I wanna do it again. [Applause].
>>JAMES PARK: Amazing. It's inspiring to hear a story
like Shauna's. Now, most of us aren't
Olympic‑climber parents, but all of us could benefit from a more
complete picture of our health and wellness.
And that's reflected in the newly redesigned Fitbit app, which launched last month.
The new app gives you a holistic view of your health and
wellness, with a focus on the metrics that matter most to you.
You'll see a new structure with three tabs in the streamlined
UI. The Today tab keeps you on track
with your stats and goals. The Coach tab offers an easy way
to browse and filter workouts and mindfulness sessions.
The You tab helps you manage your personal details, goals,
achievements and connections with friends and family.
And looking ahead, we see so many possibilities to use AI to
bring you personalized coaching, dynamic workout recommendations,
and even more context and insight.
For example, the Fitbit app can use generative AI to surface
connections and correlations in your Fitbit data.
There's times when I think, hey, today's run felt harder than
usual. How does it compare with my
previous runs? Is there something in my overall
data that could explain it? Fitbit answers my question by
analyzing the most relevant data. In this case, my latest run was
a 5K, so Fitbit surfaces and compares it to all my recent
runs with similar distance. Fitbit confirms my pace was a
bit slower, and offers up insights into why today's run
felt harder than usual. And it turns out the route I
took was a bit hillier than normal.
It also points out a recent downward trend in my sleep
scores, and how, combined with hills, that might have had an
impact on my perceived exertion. Then on the spot, Fitbit
generates a chart specifically for my question with my latest
pace compared with similar runs, providing a dynamic view of my
fitness data that previously wasn't available.
With generative AI on your side, you'll have so many creative
ways to dig into your health and fitness data.
And you'll get some validation on days when those hill runs
just feel harder than usual. We'll be rolling out this
capability early next year to trusted testers in the Fitbit app
as part of the new Fitbit Labs program with priority access for Pixel phone owners.
And keep an eye out for more AI‑powered Fitbit Labs
experiences to follow. With new sensors, longer battery
life, new features like Body Response, updated watch faces
and bands, and the updated Fitbit app, Pixel Watch 2
delivers a completely upgraded smartwatch experience.
And we can't wait for you to try it on.
Pixel Watch 2 comes in a Wi‑Fi and an LTE version.
You can pre‑order starting today, and they'll ship next
week. Every Pixel Watch 2 also comes
with six months of Fitbit Premium, which unlocks a whole
new level of insights and content to help inform your
wellness journey. And for the fitness tracker fans
out there, check out the just‑released Fitbit Charge 6.
It delivers the most accurate heart rate we've ever released
on a tracker, and it's the first tracker to include Google
essentials like Maps, Wallet, and YouTube Music controls.