Pixel Watch Gps Battery Life

I have been reading the reviews on the Nikon D5 vs. Canon 1DxII number of shots and for me it is an edge case where I may wish I had the D5's battery life. For most shooting having 2 - 5 batteries will more than suffice for a days worth of shooting. Yes, sports photographers have a stronger argument for a long lasting battery, and maybe this will sway some of you to Nikon, but things ebb and flow between Nikon and Canon. However I am reading reviews of folks getting 4000 shots on a battery with no GPS, no liveview and no movie recording. Overall I am very happy with the battery life I am getting. I am mostly doing Wedding, Architectural, and Landscape photography, and have yet to get to a second battery. I haven't pushed the battery to it's max yet and am seeing 4 bars on the camera after 1000 photos with no GPS. Will repost as I gather more data.

I use these batteries internally in flashguns, in external battery packs for flashguns, in my GPS receiver, in my LED flashlights, and in assorted other odds and ends. They have a large capacity, an enormous shelf life, and give plenty of warning when they approach end-of-life. Downside? Not the cheapest batteries in town! Upside? They're by far the best value for my stuff because they really reduce worry while I'm out shooting, about whether my batteries are good or bad.

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

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...

The battery life is far better than pervious versions of the watch, always love B&H, service is geat and timely

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought my tablet months ago and have put it to the test. I travel a lot and have had this in my book bag right after I got it. The battery life on this machine is impressive, I can watch movies on 5 hour flights and have a day of battery left. This machine is pretty powerful, I watch movies, play games, and work on documents without any hiccups. Having the stylus is very nice as well, I mostly use it notes or drawing on the screen. Overall a balanced tablet with good power and battery life. I whole heartedly recommend

The battery life is very long, very easy to use and adjust, comes with everything you need. The only thing to watch for is they are a bit hot. Set the transmitter sensitivity to 4 and the receiver's volume to 10, you'll be good to go. I get good distance, clear sound, can't say enough good about these. In fact, I have two kits and put one receiver on two of my three camera shoot. I can cover four people that way and with receivers set to stereo, I get each person on their own channel in the video. Makes multicam editing a breeze. Love these!

This is by far the best smart watch I've ever owned. The best feature is how the battery life of this watch is measured in weeks/months and not hours/days. Notifications just work, the GPS is awesome, and his watch is thankfully not something I have to think about because it just works.

The watch has similar functionality to my old Garmin vivo active hr, but more than triple the battery life with a nicer screen.