Google Pixel Watch leaks ahead of official Oct 6 launch; check design, key features

Tech giant Google is currently gearing up for the launch of its much-awaited event 'Made by Google' which is scheduled to take place on October 6.

Apart from two major smartphones, Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, the tech company will also be launching Google Pixel Watch, the first smartwatch designed and built by Google.

It also marks the first collaboration between Google and Fitbit’s health and fitness expertise. The upcoming smartwatch will flaunt a reimagined WearOS experience, and is designed to work with all Pixel and Android smartphones, as well as Pixel Buds Pro and Pixel Buds A-Series wireless earbuds.


However, the Pixel Watch was reportedly leaked online when it appeared for pre-booking on Amazon, revealing its structure, design and features. The incident showed off all the details about the smartwatch which is yet to be launched, revealing bands and the Fitbit Premium perk of Google Pixel watch. Tipset Steve Hemmerstoffer shared a few renders of the smartwatch in collaboration with SlashLeaks.

According to a report on 9To5Google, the upcoming smartwatch features a variety of bands, watch faces, and Fitbit integration in what is arguably the biggest Pixel Watch leak to date, as shown in a series of official-looking photographs.

As per the report, Google Pixel Watch may flaunt two different leather band styles, including one style in black and green, and another in black, grey, and orange. The leak also revealed a woven fabric style band for the Pixel Watch, which is in vibrant orange and green colours, as well as a more subdued black.

Expected Features:
Ever since Google announced the ‘Made by Google’ event, the Internet has been buzzing with reports surrounding the upcoming device.

One of the reports had earlier said that the upcoming smartwatch will be powered by a 300mah battery and may also offer cellular connectivity.

As per report, Google Pixel Watch will most likely come with cellular connectivity. However, it is still not clear which of the models will support the feature. Three models of the upcoming smartwatch have received approval from the Bluetooth 'Special Interest Group' (SIG).