Pixel Watch 4 arrives October 9 with a $349 starting price and preorders available from Google, Amazon, and Best Buy. The watch introduces a domed "Actua 360" display with slimmer bezels, more screen area, and 3,000 nits peak brightness, roughly double the previous model. A new side-mounted charger lets the device show battery percentage, upcoming alarms, and other information while charging. Both the display and the battery are now replaceable and repairable. The wearable runs on the Snapdragon W5 Gen 2 chip to enable more on-device AI features, and Gemini replaces Google Assistant.
The redesigned Pixel Watch 4 sports a new domed "Actua 360" display with slimmer bezels and noticeably more screen real estate. It's twice as bright as last year's Pixel Watch 3, too, with 3,000 nits of peak brightness. Google added a side-mounted charger, which, as my colleague Victoria Song noted in her hands-on impressions, turns your watch into a little display that showcases the battery percentage, your next alarm, and other info.
Google's Pixel phone lineup isn't the only thing getting an upgrade in the coming weeks. The company also took the time during its recent Made by Google event to introduce the forthcoming Pixel Watch 4, which starts at $349 and hits shelves on October 9th. Thankfully, if you're looking to secure one at launch, you can already preorder the Pixel Watch 3 successor from Google, Amazon, and Best Buy.
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