And that’s all the concrete information we have right now. In terms of pricing, Google claims it will be a “premium-priced offering.” Another potential stumbling block is that the Pixel Watch requires a phone running Android 8.0 or newer, as well as a Google Account. As a result, the Pixel Watch, like the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, will not be compatible with iPhones, as prior Wear OS watches were. Otherwise, the business was tight-lipped on the watch’s specifications, such as what chip it will operate on and whether it will be available in multiple sizes or colours. These data, according to the corporation, will be released in the coming months.
