The November Pixel Drop lets Pixel Watch 3 and newer models guide you through each exercise and log reps and weights, so your phone can stay in your bag.
Google is adding step-by-step workout guidance to the Pixel Watch. With the November Pixel Drop, you can follow instructions for each exercise on your wrist. If you lift weights, you can log your reps and weights as you go without pulling out your phone.
The feature is called Step-by-step Workouts. The watch can also show live workout metrics, and the same information is available on your phone. It builds on Google Health, which already lets you create custom routines by typing what you want in plain language. Google says the feature is rolling out to Pixel Watch 3 and newer models.
Google has not said whether you need a Google Health Premium subscription to use it. No price was given.
The drop also includes other watch updates, some of them still to come:
If you own a Pixel Watch 3 or newer and lift weights, check for the update, but confirm whether a paid plan is needed.
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