The Google Pixel Watch is finally here. In true Google fashion, the latest watch doesn't pack the most cutting-edge hardware, but it does have a lot to offer on the software side, including deep integration with Fitbit and Google services and smart home controls baked in. However, the battery life is one area where the Pixel Watch isn't that impressive, with the watch only lasting one day on a single charge. This means that you'll need to charge it every night. Thankfully, the Pixel Watch has the convenience of wireless charging.

The Google Pixel Watch comes with a proprietary wireless charging puck

The Pixel Watch comes with a wireless charger inside the box that looks quite similar to the one you get with the Galaxy Watch 5. It has a magnetic base that holds the watch in place and a USB-C connector for charging the watch's battery. Fast charging is also available, with the watch being able to go from 0% to 50% in just half an hour.

But what about Qi wireless charging?

Google's marketing materials make no mention of official Qi wireless charging support.

Users have reported that the charging animation initiates when you place the Pixel Watch onto devices like the Pixel 7 series with reverse wireless charging. The device also charges, with the charging percentage going up too. However, do not expect a consistent and steady experience as this is not particularly in. Hence, we would advise not making a purchase decision on the basis of this as we could not find supporting documentation and the Watch does not provide a consistent charging experience outside of its official charging puck.

The Pixel Watch is now available for pre-order in select markets. In the US, the watch is priced at $349 and comes in three finishes and a variety of band options. If you're planning to buy one, check out the best Pixel Watch deals to get the best price.