If you’ve read our hands-on coverage of the Pixel Watch 2 and are feeling ready to upgrade, the Google Store has you covered with solid smartwatch trade-in values, including $150 for a first-gen Pixel Watch.
Google often rewards Pixel customers for their loyalty by offering increased trade-in values on older Pixel phones when ordering a new device. It seems the company is keeping up that pattern with the launch of the Pixel Watch 2 on the Google Store.
After choosing your preferred color combination for the wearable, you’re asked if you want to trade in a smartwatch to get some additional savings. If you have an original Pixel Watch – which had the same $349 and $399 retail prices as the new generation – that works and is free of cracks, you’re eligible for $150 in value toward the new model. If your watch is damaged, that drops down to $75.
By comparison, if you choose to trade in an Apple Watch Series 8 (retailing for $499), you’ll only get $145 in value. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro ($450 retail) only trades for $68. The only watch with a higher trade-in price is the Apple Watch Ultra ($799) at $175.
Google’s Wear OS smartwatch isn’t the only wearable getting the loyalty trade-in treatment for the Pixel Watch 2 launch. If you’re looking to upgrade from a Fitbit tracker or watch – including the Charge 5, Versa 2/3/4, and Sense 1/2 – you can get as much as $100 in value.
Model | Trade-in value |
Google Pixel Watch | $150 |
Fitbit Charge 5 | $40 |
Fitbit Sense | $80 |
Fitbit Sense 2 | $100 |
Fitbit Versa 2 | $100 |
Fitbit Versa 3 | $100 |
Fitbit Versa 4 | $100 |
Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen) | $60 |
Apple Watch Series 4 | $40 |
Apple Watch Series 5 | $50 |
Apple Watch Series 6 | $60 |
Apple Watch Series 7 | $105 |
Apple Watch Series 8 | $145 |
Apple Watch Ultra | $175 |
Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic | $37 |
Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 | $68 |
Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro | $68 |
We’d recommend not waiting too long to mull over whether to trade your watch. In the past, Google Store trade-in values have fluctuated wildly in the weeks and months after a new device launch.
Meanwhile, if you’re looking to get a bit more value out of the purchase, Rakuten also offers 2% cash back on Google Store transactions.
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