Google Pixel Watch 3 Connectivity Details Leaked via FCC Listing Ahead of Anticipated Launch: Report
Google Pixel Watch 3 is expected to be one of the new products that Google will unveil at its next hardware event. The successor to the Pixel Watch 2, announced last October, has been spotted on the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website, suggesting its unveiling is imminent. Recently leaked renders of the Pixel Watch 3 design have surfaced online. Leaks and previous reports have hinted at some of the key features of the upcoming smartwatch, including the display, battery specifications and dimensions.
The Google Pixel Watch 3 connectivity details were found on the FCC website
The upcoming Google Pixel Watch 3 was spotted by 9to5Google on the US FCC website with model numbers GBDU9, GGE4J, GG3HH and GRY0E. It is said that this type of third generation smartwatches from this company are available in two sizes: 41 and 45 mm. Particle for direct object
According to a listing on the US regulator’s website, model numbers GBDU9 and GRY0E are expected to support LTE connectivity, while the GGE4J and GG3HH variants may only support Wi-Fi connectivity. It is also said that this smartwatch supports the connection of two Wi-Fi bands, Bluetooth and NFC.
Google Pixel Watch 3 Specifications (Rumor)
According to rumors, the Google Pixel Watch 3 will have a 1.2-inch round display with a rotating crown. The watch is said to run on Wear OS and be equipped with multiple health tracking sensors. It measures 40.79 x 40.73 x 14 mm. The Google Pixel Watch 3 is expected to have a 307mAh battery.
The Google Pixel Watch 3 lineup is also rumored to include a Pixel Watch 3XL model, which could be larger but have similar features to the Pixel Watch 3, which is rumored to be 41mm in size.
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