Will there be enough reasons for Pixel Watch owners to upgrade?
If there is one thing that surprised us about the Pixel Watch, it was just how persistent Google turned out to be with it.
We are not saying this with bad feelings at all, but knowing Google’s history with killing various products, we almost didn’t believe the Pixel Watch will persevere.
It did, and it’s now on its fourth generation since the launch of the original Pixel Watch in 2022. So what’s new in the Pixel Watch 4?
Well, it’s definitely not the looks as Google has kept the round look, the same two sizes, the domed glass and even its quirky quick-swap mechanism for the straps.
But instead we get just the change that we needed: much longer battery life! And then, much faster charging! Add in that the Pixel Watch 4 is now serviceable, unlike the previous ones. And don’t forget about the super cool new personal AI health and fitness coach. Now is not just the right time for Pixel Watch 3 owners to upgrade, it might be the moment for anyone to consider the Pixel Watch 4.
Slightly thicker (14.3mm vs 12.3mm)
Slightly thinner bezels
New charging dock, much faster charging speeds
Brighter screen
Much longer battery life
Personal AI health coach
Gemini (of course)
Dual-band GPS
Satellite communication
Repairable
Same RAM and Storage (2/32GB)
Same IP68/5ATM water and dust resistance
Same hardware sensors
Same prices ($350 for 41mm, $400 for 45mm base model)Table of Contents:
Design and Sizes
Bands
Software
Battery and Charging
Models and Prices
Voice Calls and Haptics
Specs
SummaryDesign & SizesNot much to discuss here — Google is sticking with the same design style for the Pixel Watch 4, which means it’s unapologetically round and domed.We’ve already mentioned in the past how this reminds us of some popular JungHans time pieces, definitely an icon of style.
