Google is about to wow the tech world with the launch of the pixel watch 2, scheduled for the fall. This next-generation smartwatch, which will be launched alongside the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones, promises to bring significant innovations compared to its predecessor.
Among the novelties of Pixel Watch 2 there will be greater autonomy, updated hardware and a Snapdragon processor that many ask for
One of the most anticipated features of the Pixel Watch 2 is the increase in battery life, thanks to the introduction of the chip Snapdragon W5 + Gen 1 from 4 nm. This powerful processor, which replaces the Exynos 9110 from the previous model, it will not only improve the performance of the smartwatch, but also ensure longer battery life. Indeed, according to the information gathered, the Pixel Watch 10 will be able to run for about two days with a single charge, compared to the 24 hours of the original model.
But the news doesn't stop there. The new second generation smartwatch will be equipped with a larger set of sensors, similar to that of the Fitbit Sense 2 model. These sensors will allow the smartwatch to monitor various aspects of the user's health, such as stress levels, skin temperature, sleep quality, heart rate and blood oxygen levels.
Although Google has not yet officially announced the presentation of the second generation Pixel Watch, expectations are high. This smartwatch promises to be a state-of-the-art device, capable of combining advanced features with an elegant and modern design.
Google Pixel Watch 2 specifications
Characteristic | Details |
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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 |