what you should Know
- A source who sent the images to Android Central said that the Pixel Watch was left and found in a restaurant in the United States
- The images of what the watch might look like coincide with many rumors that have leaked, including a minimalist design, a crown and a potentially hidden button.
- The watch seems to have its own Google Strips.
- We don’t know what charging will look like, because the watch doesn’t come with a charger.
The Google Pixel Watch was apparently left and found in a restaurant in the United States, and the images sent from the source to Android Central look like what could be Google’s first smartwatch.
Android Central is reviewing images of the watch that may be announced during Google I / O next month. It is possible that the watch itself will be released together with Pixel 7.
The source, whom we left anonymous to protect their identities, said the watch, which could be a “model for testing the Internal Pixel team,” was found in a restaurant.
If the images are real, this is the first time we see a hearing clock called Rohan. 9to5Google found the code hidden in a Google update, indicating that the Pixel Watch will use the Exynos chipset, not the Snapdragon model found in most Wear OS 3-compliant watches.
The clock in our images looks almost identical to the leak of rumors depicted images. It has a minimalist design and follows what the leaks suggest a screen with almost no frames. The image also confirms one of the colors that the clock is said to appear: black.
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Previous rumors suggested that the watch would have a rotating crown and potentially two hidden buttons.
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It’s a little hard to tell from the image above, but if this is the watch we’re talking about, then there’s definitely at least one button next to the crown.
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Looking at the images above, the watch strap appears to be Google’s own strap and looks very similar to Apple’s jelly-like sports straps. This can mean that we can see many more colors. It also appears to attach directly to the watch case.
This can make it difficult to change watch straps, especially when most of the other top Android smartwatches give you more leeway with standard types of watch straps.
There is no charger left with the watch, but it is possible that the watch can be charged from the back of the watch case. Also fitting are Fitbit’s Versa 3 and Sense smartwatches (Fitbit is owned by Google) and Apple Watch.
The source said that the bottom “looks metal, but it feels like it is covered with glass.”
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In this particular image, which is shown above, we can see what it looks like teeth in one of the slots on the bar. It is possible that this is just an engineering sample used for testing and will not be there in the production version.
We can’t be sure, but the watch may also have the Qi standard, which allows for wireless charging.
Since the watch does not come with a charger, we can’t be sure what’s going on inside.
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The source pointed out that nothing happened after the boot logo when they tried to turn it on, which you can see in the image above. This probably means that the watch’s operating system is not yet installed.
We know that Google will use the new Wear OS 3, developed in collaboration with Samsung, but we could also expect Google to put its own version of Pixel in the software.
The last thing to note is that we don’t know the regions where Google plans to launch the watch, but it may include North America, Canada, and the EU.
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According to this image, a small note at the bottom of the box shows: “This device is not authorized as required by the Federal Communications and Industry Regulations of Canada, nor has it been tested for compliance with EU regulations.”
He also noted that this model was for “internal testing and development only” and that “the markings and packaging are not final”.
Android Central blurred parts of this field for privacy reasons.
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