Il Google PixelWatch 2 could bring the right improvements over its predecessor, according to the rumors and expectations of the fans. Launched in 2022, the first smartwatch from the Google brand has received a mixed reaction, with praise for its unique design and performance Fast, but criticized for its mediocre battery and high price. All of that, however, could change. Here because.
Google Pixel Watch 2: what to expect from the next smartwatch
The predecessor, the first Pixel Watch, was a good place to start, but with the Pixel Watch 2, Google seems to have fixed some of the hardware issues we've been noticing. The Pixel Watch 2 replaces the outdated Exynos 9110 with Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 Gen 1, offering improved performance and greater energy efficiency. This new processor should help fix battery life issues thanks to its construction on a Samsung 4nm process, much more efficient than the old chip.
One of the most important updates of the Pixel Watch 2 will be the inclusion of ultra-wideband (UWB). This technology will allow new applications such as the precise search for the device, the opening of the car with the digital key and the seamless transfer of media playback to a docked Pixel tablet or future UWB-enabled Nest speaker.
Also, the smartwatch will have a slightly larger battery, with one capacity of 306mAh, a modest 4% improvement over the original. Even the display has been updated, although the black bezels remain unchanged. The new display is provided by Samsung Display and may feature more improvements such as improved brightness or new energy saving functions.
Google Pixel Watch 2 specifications
| Characteristic | Details |
|---|---|
| Processor | 5nm Snapdragon W1+ Gen 4 |
| Battery life | About two days on a single charge |
| Sensors | Similar sensor set to the Fitbit Sense 2, including sensors for monitoring stress levels, skin temperature, sleep quality, heart rate, and blood oxygen levels |
| Launching | Expected in the fall, together with the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones |
| Operating System | Presumably Wear OS 4 |
| Improvements over the previous model | Improved battery life, expanded sensor set, improved performance thanks to the new processor |
Through | Android Authority
