Display reported to be twice as bright as the Pixel Watch 2
Following leaked information on its wristband options, promotional material for the Pixel Watch 3 has surfaced online, revealing several key features. Chief among them are multiple display improvements, such as thinner bezels.
According to the images obtained by Android Headlines, one of the models will offer “10 percent more screen than the Pixel Watch 2” while the other offers “40 percent more screen”. The former is presumably the 41mm Pixel Watch 3 as that device is closer in size to the Pixel Watch 2, while the second is most likely a 45mm Pixel Watch 3.
Besides the bezel upgrade, both models are breaking new ground by being the first of Google’s smartwatches to sport Actua displays, much like the Pixel 8. It’s unknown if the Actua screen will result in higher resolutions, but they will reportedly hit a peak brightness of 2,000 nits. That’s double the brightness on the Pixel Watch 2, which sits at 1,000 nits.
The leak states that the displays will be “ultra responsive.” Sadly, it does not explain what this means exactly, although we believe the text implies that the wearables will have a higher refresh rate.
