Google Pixel Watch 4 debuts with advanced AI health features, Snapdragon W5 Gen 2 chip, new color option, starting at $349
Google has finally unveiled the Pixel Watch 4 at the Made by Google event 2025, and while the keynote made some major hardware announcements, it did not fail to build on the momentum in the smartwatch market. The latest wearable brings a refined design, powerful AI-powered features, and improvements in battery life and health tracking, upgrades that users have long sought. Given how the earlier models received mixed reviews from users, Pixel Watch 4 aims to address the pain points and take on the feedback by bringing in meaningful changes while maintaining a sleek, minimalist design that has become its signature.Google Pixel Watch 4 launches with smarter health tracking, faster performance, and longer battery life
Google seems to be focused on refining its devices this time around by emphasizing significant improvements to make the product more durable and offer better capabilities. The tech giant just unveiled its Pixel Watch 4, which immediately sets a tone for a tracking device that moves away from a passive approach to taking on an active lifestyle coach. For users who are keen on the tech giant’s hardware, it would be safe to say that the Pixel Watch is its most compelling wearable yet, one that could finally bring it into the same conversations as the Apple Watch.
One of the biggest highlights for the Pixel Watch 4 is that it is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 Gen 2 chip and a dual-chip architecture with a Cortex M55 co-processor, immediately boosting the performance of the latest model.
