Finally, Google’s first smartwatch has been revealed. Named the Pixel Watch, the company teased the watch during its I/O conference on Wednesday alongside …
Finally, Google’s first smartwatch has been revealed. Named the Pixel Watch, the company teased the watch during its I/O conference on Wednesday alongside the Pixel 6A, Pixel 7 with a new Tensor chip, Pixel Buds Pro and a look at Android 13. But Google’s announcement was only a preview, not a full launch. That means there are plenty of details that remain a mystery, such as the watch’s price, battery life and health sensors (to name a few). Google will likely reveal more details about the Pixel Watch closer to its fall 2022 release, but here’s what we know so far. During Wednesday’s announcement, Google said that the Pixel Watch will formally launch this fall. Exact timing has yet to be determined, but Google typically holds its fall product launches in late September or October. The Pixel 6, for example, debuted at an Oct. 19, 2021 event, while Google held a press conference on Sept. 30 to introduce the Pixel 5 in 2020. If there’s one thing Google was willing to share, it’s what the Pixel Watch looks like. True to the leaks, Google’s first smartwatch has a circular face with a domed design and glass that looks like it curves over the edges. The watch is made of recycled stainless steel and there’s a tactile crown that looks similar to the Apple Watch’s.
