Save $40 on the Google Pixel Watch 4 before the Spring Sale ends

We are officially in the thick of spring, and Google is celebrating by dropping some seriously enticing discounts. And right now, you can grab the Pixel Watch 4 for $40 off at Best Buy and the Google Store. That drops the 41mm Wi-Fi model down to $309.99 and the larger 45mm version to $359.99. But you have to act quickly, as this entire spring promo vanishes this Sunday, April 26th.

The Android watch to beat

I really believe the Pixel Watch 4 is one of the best Android wearables you can buy right now. I’ve had the larger 45mm model on my wrist since it launched, and I honestly don’t have any complaints. The immediate standout is the domed 3,000-nit display, which is really bright and easy to read even when you’re out and about in the midday sun. And thanks to a more efficient processor and a beefier battery, the 45mm model is easily pushing 45 hours of battery life.

You are also getting all the premium fitness tracking you could ask for, plus dual-frequency GPS that actually keeps your runs accurately mapped when you’re surrounded by tall city buildings or thick trees. And because it’s a Google device, the software integration is flawless, giving you quick access to offline Maps, Wallet, and a super intuitive raise-to-talk gesture for Gemini.

A completely repairable design

But honestly, the biggest reason I think this is the perfect time to buy has nothing to do with the software. As we covered recently, the Pixel Watch 4 isn’t just another disposable piece of tech; it is the new gold standard for smartwatch repairability.

For the first time in the Pixel Watch lineup, breaking your screen or dealing with a degraded battery after a couple of years doesn’t mean you have to throw the whole watch away. You can actually get it fixed. That completely changes the value proposition of spending over $300 on a wearable. It finally feels like a safe, long-term investment rather than a gadget you’ll have to replace in 12-18 months.

I know that a lot of you might be holding onto older Wear OS watches, waiting for a device that actually feels complete before making the jump. Between the battery life, the repairable design, and this $40 discount, I think this is the moment to pull the trigger.