The key is sliding the strap over the release button.
Illustration by Samar Haddad / The Vergeis a nice lookin’ smartwatch that borrows a lot of design cues from the Apple Watch. That includes its proprietary strap mount, where you can slide bands in and out to suit your personal aesthetic. According to Google, it’s meant to mimic the way a camera lens snaps into place. The reality is that it’s over-engineered and not intuitive at a glance.
This isn’t a huge issue if you plan on sticking with the band it came with. But if you want to regularly change up the look, you’ve got to master the strap mechanism. The good news is that once you master it, it’s actually quite simple to swap bands. So simple you might feel a little silly afterward for struggling. The key lies with the Pixel Watch’s release button. Unlike other smartwatches, it’s not located on the bottom of the smartwatch case. Instead, it’s to the right side of the strap.
You can see the band release button in this picture. It’ll always be on the the right side of the strap.Press down the release button with one finger.You can now remove the strap. The trickier part is getting the strap back on. It might be tempting to try to just snap it back into place — but don’t. If you look closely, you can see grooves that need to line up accordingly.Press down and slide left until you hear a click
You can see the grooves. The easiest way to attach a new strap is to align the strap over the release button, press down, and slide the strap back into place.Unfortunately, the Pixel Watch didn’t launch with any third-party accessories. That means you’re mostly stuck with Google’s bands until third parties can catch up. But if youYou’ll have to buy Google’s $79.99
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