The Google Pixel Watch 3 Colour will be announced alongside the Pixel 9 smartphones at the Made by Google event on August 13th. The company has not yet confirmed the arrival of the next-generation Google Pixel smartwatch. Previous leaks hinted at several features of the expected smart wearable. A new report suggests different colors and band options for the Pixel Watch 3, which could come in 41mm and 45mm sizes. Particle for direct object
Google Pixel Watch 3 Color and Band Options (Expected)
According to a recent report from Android Headlines, the 41mm version of the Google Pixel Watch 3 will come with Active Band, Active Sport Band, Woven Band, Stretch Band, Metal Mesh Band, Metal Link Band, Metal Slim Band, two-tone leather band and handmade leather strap.
The 45mm version of the Google Pixel Watch 3 is expected to support the same interchangeable strap options, except for four designs: stretch band, metal mesh, slim metal and two-tone leather. Ribbon variants are expected to be available in both sizes later this year.
This report provides more details on the color options for each of these band styles. Cases for the Google Pixel Watch 3 will also be available in different colors. The 41mm option can be offered with a champagne gold aluminum case and hazel bracelet combination, as well as a silver polished aluminum case and rose quartz bracelet combination.
Meanwhile, the 45mm Google Pixel Watch 3 is expected to come with a matte aluminum frame with a hazel band. Both the 41mm and 45mm versions are available with a matte black aluminum case and obsidian bracelet, as well as a polished silver aluminum case and porcelain bracelet.
The report also adds that buyers of the Google Pixel Watch 3 may receive six months of free Fitbit Premium support, similar to previous models.
Google Pixel Watch 3 Features (Expected)
Previous reports claimed that the Google Pixel Watch 3 may come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 SoC and an ultra-wideband (UWB) chipset. The 41mm and 45mm versions are designed to accept 310 and 420 mAh batteries, respectively. The small and large versions support resolutions of 408 x 408 pixels and 456 x 456 pixels, respectively. The smartwatch is apparently expected to have thinner edges and a maximum brightness of 2000 nits.
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