The Google Pixel Watch 3 is scheduled to release on August 13th alongside the flagship Pixel 9 series. In recent weeks, rumors have emerged pointing to various details about the dimensions, design and features of the Google smartwatch. A recently leaked advertising claim for the Pixel Watch 3 confirms what was previously reported: availability in two sizes. Additionally, there may be some subtle design changes this time.
A leaked Spanish-language ad for the Google Pixel Watch 3 highlights two sizes, Android Headlines reports. At launch, it will likely be available in 41mm and 45mm sizes, similar to those offered by its competitor, the Apple Watch. The design of the Pixel Watch 3 appears to be unchanged, with a round dial and a rotating crown in the middle on the right side.
However, a leaked ad suggests big changes that could improve the situation for the better. The Pixel Watch 3 will reportedly come with slimmer bezels, particularly in the rumored 45mm version.
This development confirms previous reports that the Pixel Watch 3 will be available in two sizes. In addition, the smartwatch is said to have a number of bands and an additional active band. A USB Type-C fast charging cable with a magnetically attachable induction part at the other end is also included.
Google Pixel Watch 3 price (expected)
According to reports, the Google Pixel Watch 3 (41mm) will cost €399 (around Rs. 36,500) in Europe for the Wi-Fi version, while the cellular option will cost €499 (around Rs. 45,600). ). Meanwhile, the larger 45mm version costs €449 (around Rs. 41,100) for the Wi-Fi version and €549 (around Rs. 50,200) for the mobile version.
The Pixel Watch 3 will be unveiled at the Made By Google event on August 13, where the Pixel 9 series will also include three non-foldable models and the Pixel 9 Pro Fold.
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