Google unveiled its much-awaited Pixel Watch in October final yr in the course of the ‘Made By Google’ occasion. The tech large’s first in-house smartwatch was launched in Chalk, Charcoal, Hazel, and Obsidian band choices. Now, the wearable seems to be getting a brand new band possibility shortly. Google’s newest Mounted on Pixel advert that includes soccer star Megan Rapinoe hints on the arrival of the sporty Pixel Watch band in Coral shade. The video additionally exhibits the Pixel 7 Professional smartphone and Pixel Buds Professional actually wi-fi stereo (TWS) earbuds.
The most recent Google Mounted on Pixel ad starring Girls’s Soccer star Megan Rapinoe offers customers an perception into the upcoming coral Pixel Watch band. Within the video, the soccer star could be seen utilizing Pixel 7 Professional paired with a Pixel Watch with a coral watch band displaying “Fitbit Lively Zone Minutes”. She is seen sporting Pixel Buds Professional TWS earbuds as nicely. As per the video, “the band won’t be out there for buy till Fall 2023.”
Google was earlier purported to launch seven bands for the Pixel Watch, however the flagship wearable debuted in simply 4 band choices — Chalk Lively band, Charcoal Lively band, Hazel Lively band and Obsidian Lively band.
To recall, Google launched the Pixel Watch at I/O 2022 in Might and it went official later in October in the course of the ‘Made By Google’ occasion alongside the Google Pixel 7 sequence.
Google Pixel Watch’s value is about at $349.99 (roughly Rs. 29,000) for the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi-only mannequin. The LTE mannequin together with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi is priced at $399.99 (roughly Rs. 33,000).
The Google Pixel Watch runs on WearOS 3.5 and includes a round 1.2-inch AMOLED contact show with assist for always-on mode. It runs on Exynos 9110 SoC, paired with a Cortex M33 coprocessor and 2GB of RAM. The wearable features a coronary heart charge sensor and an ECG tracker. It has a stainless-steel construct and is built-in with Fitbit. It additionally helps Google Assistant, Google Maps, and Google Pockets.