Google Pixel Watch with 1.6-inch AMOLED screen, Fitbit integration now official

Along with the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, Google also launched the Pixel Watch. It has a 1.6-inch AMOLED screen and Fitbit integration.

Google Pixel Watch unveiled!

Google Pixel Watch launches with Fitbit Integration

It is a premium smartwatch brimming with features and style!

Google Pixel Watch features a 3D domed glass that seamlessly blends into a stainless steel body. The design and build position it to be a stylish and premium smartwatch that runs Wear OS 3.5. It is scratch resistant as well as 5ATM water-resistant. There is a side button that allows you to see recently used apps. It has Google's proprietary band attachment mechanism too.

For the screen, it has a circular 1.6-inch AMOLED screen at 320 ppi pixel density. It also has 1,000 nits peak brightness, 19 customizable watch faces, an Always-On display, and a custom-fitted 3D Gorilla Glass 5.

Inside, it runs Exynos 9110 SoC, 2GB RAM, 32GB eMMC storage, 294mAh battery with up to 24-hour backup, and a fast charge that can get you to 50 percent in 30 minutes. Features include, an optical heart rate sensor, compass, altimeter, SPO2 monitor, a multipurpose electrical sensor, ECG app with Afib detection, sleep stages/sleep score monitor, fall detection, built-in microphone, speaker, and Fitbit integration. The Fitbit app can be used with the Pixel Watch to view important metrics like your heart rate variability, breathing rate, and more on the Health Metrics Dashboard.

International price with direct-to-PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):

Google Pixel Watch - USD 349 (around PHP 21K)

Google Pixel Watch LTE - USD 399 (around PHP 23K)

The Google Pixel Watch is available with a Champagne Gold casing and a Hazel Active band as well as a Matte Black case and an Obsidian Active band. There are 20 different bands available from the brand, including leather, metal mesh, and link alternatives.

Local pricing and availability are yet to be confirmed. We will update you as soon as we get more information.

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Source: Google