Google Pixel Watch 3 leaked promo materials reveal key specs and sizes

According to the leak, the Pixel Watch 3 reportedly comes in two sizes – 41mm and 45mm – and both will feature Google's Actua Display, promising peak brightness of 2,000 nits. Those opting for the 41mm model can expect 20% faster charging compared to its predecessor.

The promotional materials also claim that the Pixel Watch 3 will offer a battery life of up to 24 hours with the always-on display enabled, or up to 36 hours with Battery Saver Mode activated. It also comes packaged with the watch, the Active Band (available in small and large sizes), and a USB-C charger that securely attaches to the watch using pins.

A notable addition to the Pixel Watch 3 is the integration with Nest Doorbells and Cameras, allowing users to view live footage directly on their wrists. This convenient feature could particularly useful for those who can't immediately access their phones.

Health and fitness features

Google is also introducing a new "Morning Brief" feature that presents a comprehensive summary of health and fitness metrics each morning, encompassing sleep data and a "Readiness Score." This score offers insights into the user's physical state and provides recommendations to avoid overtraining or undertraining. Additionally, the watch boasts a new Cardio Load feature, which tracks how hard the user's heart is working and contributes to the Readiness Score.

For running enthusiasts, the Pixel Watch 3 offers the ability to design custom runs, access saved workouts to challenge personal records, and receive audio and haptic cues for sprinting, cooling down, and maintaining pace. The watch also provides insights into cadence, stride, and vertical oscillation to help users refine their running form.

The Google Pixel Watch 3 is anticipated to be unveiled at the Made by Google event on August 13th, alongside the Pixel 9 series, Pixel Buds Pro 2, and possibly a new Google TV streaming device and Nest Thermostat. While we wait, though, we are sure the leaks won't stop, and we will have plenty of time to peruse which Google devices will be joining our tech gadget collections soon.