After there had been rumors for almost several years, the Google Pixel Watch is now really close to being launched. And a lot is known to this day. We want to enlighten you about the information that has been coming almost like a hailstorm in the last few days. Nothing is officially confirmed, but a lot comes from really good sources. So it can be believed.
One of the most important secured key data is, for example, the fact that there will be at least one variant with mobile communications (eSIM). Google is also said to increase storage to 32GB, which would be unprecedented for Wear OS watches to date. Samsung is once again a close partner and, in addition to the processor, also supplies other internal hardware such as various sensors. Due to various leaks with some exclusive photos, around 40 mm watch can be expected.
Samsung supplies Google with hardware
Google will show us the new watch, which is definitely on par with the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 in terms of performance, maybe as early as May 11th. There is said to be a variant with a 300 mAh battery, which will definitely have a runtime of 24 – 40 hours. There are still no signs of a major Wear OS update, so the Pixel Watch is more based on the current Wear OS 3.
Some of the cornerstones of the Google Pixel Watch are already known
What is known about the Google Pixel Watch so far:
- Internal name: Rohan
- Official name: Google Pixel Watch / Watch Fit
- Samsung processor, 32 gigabytes of memory
- 300 mAh battery – approx. 40 hours of run time
- 3 Colors – Black, Gray, Gold
- Rubber strap in 20 mm
- Round design, simple look – approx. 40 mm
- crown + physical button
- Wear OS with Pixel Experience
- Fitbit integration including fitness sensors
- Next-Gen Google Assistant
- Several models, also with mobile communications
- Speculative: Operating gestures via the skin
- Possibly presented on Google I/O on May 11th
There could be more leaks in the coming days and the level of information could change again. So this data is up to date until Sunday, after that it may no longer be.