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It's treat yourself season, and there's plenty of stylish wearable tech on sale ahead of Black Friday. A solid smartwatch upgrade is within reach today with a deal on the Google Pixel Watch 2 at Amazon.

As of Nov. 9, the Google Pixel Watch 2 (cellular) is on sale for $199.99, down from $299.99, at Amazon. That's $100 off, or a 33% discount. This model hit an all-time low of $170.99 during October Prime Day, but if you're ready to grab one now, this is still a solid discount.

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While the Pixel Watch 2 isn't Google's latest smartwatch model (that's the Pixel Watch 3, which also came with some AI updates), it has everything most smartwatch users are looking for at a lower price. Health, fitness, and tracking features include blood oxygen level monitoring, heartbeat and rhythm tracking, heart-rate sensor, sleep tracking, temperature tracking, and more. It also has a full day of battery life with an always-on display, and up to 36 hours while in Battery Saver mode.

Keep in mind that the Pixel Watch 2 only comes in one size, 41mm, while the 3 offers a 45mm size as well, so people who really want a larger screen may want to spring for the 3.

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