Overview
- Multiple marketing leaks and spec lists describe two sizes (41mm and 45mm), Wi‑Fi and LTE models, and U.S. pricing that starts around $399 for the smaller watch and goes up to about $529 for the 45mm LTE variant.
- The watch is reported to double storage to 64 GB, raise RAM to roughly 3 GB, and increase battery capacity to about 332 mAh (41mm) and 465 mAh (45mm) while Google’s quoted always‑on battery life stays near 30 hours and 40 hours respectively.
- Leaked materials emphasize Wear OS 7.0 with on‑device Gemini Intelligence for proactive suggestions and replies, plus expanded health sensors including heart rate, SpO2, ECG, skin conductance and skin temperature monitoring and improved sleep tracking.
- Render and accessory leaks show minimal exterior change, continued use of the Pixel Watch proprietary band system with a new HNBR sport band, and compatibility with existing Pixel Watch bands.
- Google will unveil the device at its Made by Google event on August 12, with preorders expected the same day and sales around August 20, but a key technical question remains unresolved in leaks: whether the watch uses the older SW5100/W5 Gen 2 or a newer 'W5 Gen 2 Accelerated' chipset, a choice that will materially affect real‑world performance and battery efficiency.