Google Pixel Watch looks slick in these leaked promotional images

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Some other batch of Google Pixel Watch images accept surfaced, further suggesting the all-Google smartwatch could launch soon.

The Pixel Lookout man photos were posted by regular tipster Jon Prosser and are allegedly marketing images of the rumored clothing, rather than mere renders. They showcase a lookout man with a bezel-less rounded confront, and though blurry, there's a whiff of official styling to them.

The images in these supposedly leaked marketing materials show a pattern that we've pretty much seen before from unofficial renders based on leaked data.

As a result, at that place are no artful surprises here. But what is surprising, is just how similar the finished product will seemingly be to the Pixel Watch concept designs that Prosser shared several months agone.

a leaked image of the Google Pixel Watch — (Paradigm credit: Front Page Tech)

The images prove a watch with a round face up with a bezel-less brandish that seems to curve effectually the edges of the smartwatch. On the correct-manus side, there's a unmarried crown that looks set to offer the only physical controls for the picket; many other Wear Os-based smartwatches, for case the Fossil Gen 5 LTE and newly-released Samsung Galaxy Scout 4, accept multiple buttons.

As such, the Pixel Watch looks set to exist a rather make clean and minimalist smartwatch, somewhat in keeping with the design of other Pixel devices. Interchangeable bands, meanwhile, would offer wearers a bit of customization.

Unsurprisingly, the Pixel Watch is expected to run on Wear Bone — and that could be seen equally either a practiced or bad affair.

On one hand, Wear Bone is taking strides to challenge the Apple tree Watch's watchOS software, rolling out a revamped version to new Wear OS-eligible smartwatches. It looked slap-up on the Galaxy Watch iv, but Samsung's own UI skewed the experience. If Google doesn't tailor Wear OS to the Pixel ecosystem, finally giving Pixel phone owners a dedicated wearable, we'll be disappointed.

Amidst the Bone changes hinted at in Prosser'due south images are simplified route navigation, health data that's like shooting fish in a barrel to parse at a glance, and an overall cleaner interface. All this, if legit, means the Pixel Lookout man is shaping up to be an Apple tree Picket competitor.

With a launch date tipped for early 2022, nosotros may not have long to look before we find out if Google really is releasing its ain smartwatch — and if so, whether it'll be a contender for a spot on our all-time smartwatch list.

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