New images of Google Pixel Watch 2 have been leaked
The highly anticipated new smartwatch model from American tech giant Google, the Pixel Watch 2, has had new images leaked.
Google's highly anticipated Made by Google event is set to take place in New York next week. One of the highlights of the occasion will be the introduction of the new Pixel Watch 2 smartwatch. Recent glimpses, courtesy of WinFuture, offer vibrant render images that shed light on its aesthetic appeal and color variations.
Sporting a stylish, round design, the Pixel Watch 2 maintains the legacy of its predecessor with a metallic frame. The watch is expected to be available in four distinct shades: blue, black, gray, and white. While the specific names for these colors remain under wraps, they're expected to be revealed during the event.
New images of Google Pixel Watch 2 have been leaked
Earlier in the week, a promotional video gave tech enthusiasts a sneak peek into the smartwatch's new capabilities. The Pixel Watch 2 will harness Fitbit’s advanced multi-path heart rate sensor, promising accurate heart rate readings, even amidst intense physical activities. Moreover, the device will incorporate a skin temperature sensor and an electrodermal activity (cEDA) sensor. This cEDA feature is engineered to gauge stress levels, encouraging wearers to log their current emotional state and offering helpful recommendations.
In terms of safety, the watch introduces a Safety Check mechanism. This feature seeks to ensure the user's well-being by sending out an alert. If the user remains unresponsive, the system will promptly share their location details with emergency contacts.
The Pixel Watch 2 won't just impress on the health and safety fronts. It's rumored to come packed with several internal enhancements. These include the integration of the latest Qualcomm W5+ Gen 1 chip, which might provide a notable boost to battery longevity. Speculations also hint at a display with a faster refresh rate and an advanced stress monitor.
Beyond the smartwatch, Google's event is also poised to feature announcements regarding the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones. This event will be broadcasted live on YouTube on October 4 at 10 a.m. ET.