Google Pixel Watch Lte Vs Wifi Battery Life

This worked great for my google pixel. This cable seems very well made!

I had the LTE for over a year, excellent product, no issues, excellent battery life not like the flex I just replaced with terrible battery life. 8 batteries every 3-4 weeks. I added another LTE and all is great again.

So glad I waited for the a series pixel buds. Integration, battery life, and sound quality make these buds worth the wait.

This cable is built great and it should last a long time. I use it for my google pixel

Connection has been way better. Switched from Google Wifi Pro

I got the LTE version of this watch for 400 dollars which is a killer deal. Looking at the rumors for the watch 7 makes me think that a discounted version of the 6 is all almost people need.

Great battery life. Simple watch. Lots of third-party app

Would still like a camera and more battery life. Perhaps someday the watch band will become smart... Maybe an optional third party watch band with a battery and camera and strap connector acts as contacts to the watch...

I found this device is lighting fast as far as WiFi, one of the best routers I had yet. And the multiuse for 4G / LTE works extremely well, it has 2 inputs for TS-9 antennas. You can put it on any network (AT

Had used the Google Nest wifi mesh system for 3+ years and it was really starting to get spotty & inconsistent. Researched new systems and TP-Link always kept coming up. Bought it and it did not disappoint. Easily installed (with the app), and works flawlessly. Our router is at the far end of the house and with the 3 satellites, we have full coverage to the other side, over 2 floors, and out to the detached garage. We were using FIVE satellites with the Google system and the TP-Link still outperforms it. That being said, the Google system was Wifi 5 and TP-Link is Wifi 6E, so I'm sure that had a lot to do with the better coverage. Highly recommend.