As of now, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 comes with a 247 mAh battery and offers almost 24 hours of battery life. If the Pixel Watch were actually available with a 300 mAh battery, it would outperform the Galaxy Watch 4. In addition, the report also states that the Google Pixel Watch is about 4mm thicker and 10 grams heavier than the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, as the largest battery would require more space.
The Google Pixel Watch may have the Samsung chipset
In addition to battery capacity, it will be interesting to see what optimizations Google makes to the software front to increase the effective battery life of the device. Given that Samsung used Google’s Wear OS instead of its own operating system on the Galaxy Watch 4, it would not be surprising to see Google use Samsung’s Exynos W920 chipset. More details about the Pixel Watch will appear in the coming days. Prior to its official announcement, the Google Pixel Watch was spotted on the Bluetooth SIG certification site. According to the listing, the company may release three different models of smartwatch. The news comes after Google recently filed a trademark for the device, revealing that it will be called the Pixel Watch. Continue reading to learn more about the Google Pixel Watch SIG listing. Located on the Bluetooth SIG certification website by Android Police, the Google Pixel Watch is available in three different models – GWT9R, GBZ4S and GQF4C. Apparently, the three different models could be for different markets around the world. The Google Pixel Watch will work with Bluetooth v5.2, as stated in the listing. As mentioned earlier, the smartwatch may work with Google Wear OS 3 instead of the latest version.
