The designs of the Google Pixel Watch 4 renders indicate a refreshing change.
Google released the Pixel Watch 3 alongside the Pixel 9 series in mid-August 2024, with a design that was not too different from its predecessor. There was a modest reduction in bezel size, an increase in brightness, and an additional size option, but it appeared substantially unchanged.
The wristwatch was revealed earlier than usual, as Google typically announces new products in October, which could change with the Pixel Watch 4. Even if Google sticks with August and a September release, the next-generation device will be accessible several months later.
That has not stopped suspicions from spreading, with the most recent revealing full renders of the supposed forthcoming smartwatch.
The renders were shared by 91Mobiles in collaboration with Steve Hemmerstoffer, also known as OnLeaks.
There is also a video of the gadget from all angles, giving us a fair idea of how the Pixel Watch 4 would look, as well as some distinct 5K renders.
What features might be available on the Pixel Watch 4?
Based on the renders, it appears that the Pixel Watch 4 will resemble the Pixel Watch 3. The circular design continues, with the crown centered on the right edge and a separate button above it.
According to 91Mobiles, the bezels may be slightly thinner, but this is difficult to confirm, and the smartphone does not appear to have charging ports on the underneath. That could suggest that the Pixel Watch 3 enables wireless charging, however this has yet to be confirmed.
In addition, the Pixel Watch 4 is expected to be thicker than its predecessor, measuring 14.3mm instead of 12.3mm. This could be owing to a larger battery, although the same two sizes (41mm and 45mm) are also planned.
The video also reveals the strap mechanism, which does not appear to be changing anytime soon.
For the time being, nothing about the Pixel Watch 4 has been officially confirmed, but we would not be shocked if rumors about it spread in the coming months.
A number of leaks have already surfaced on the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold, all of which are expected to be released concurrently with the Pixel Watch 4, so keep an eye on this space.
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