The Google Pixel Watch 4, which is likely to be unveiled later this year alongside the Pixel 10 series smartphones, has appeared in renders. Insider OnLeaks and 91mobiles have shown what the smartwatch will look like and revealed some details.
The device will retain the familiar round frame and will be mostly similar to its predecessor, the Pixel Watch 3. Among the changes are slightly smaller bezels and the absence of four pins, which may hint at the presence of wireless charging.
There will be two new buttons on either side of the Pixel Watch 4, located near the speakers, but their functionality is still unknown. Other changes also concern the thickness of the watch - 14.3 mm - up from 12.3 mm in the previous model. This may be due to the larger battery, but there is no confirmation yet.
Like its predecessor, the Pixel Watch 4 will be available in two sizes – 41mm and 45mm. Overall, these changes, with the exception of the additional buttons, are not too drastic compared to the previous generation.
The specifications of Google's upcoming smartwatch are still unknown. It is expected that the new model will receive an updated processor (currently the Pixel Watch 3 uses the Spandragon W5 Gen 1), and according to some rumors, this chip may be Google's own development.