The latest Pixel Watch spec rumors show that Google is trying to build a flagship

It sounds like Google’s upcoming Pixel Watch will be a flagship designed to compete with Samsung latest galaxy watches and the Apple Watch, after new specifications have been leaked 9to5Google. Corresponding 9 to 5‘s report, you can get a cellular version of the wearable, and it will have a 300 milliamp-hour (mAh) battery.

It wasn’t exactly a given that there would be a cellular option for the Pixel Watch. Something Smartwatches in the lower price rangeand even some Fitness-focused high-end models, rely on your phone for connectivity. If the rumor is true and there’s a cellular Pixel Watch model, it reinforces the idea that Google probably isn’t trying to make its watch a smaller or cheaper alternative – it wants that mass-market appeal.

As for the battery, its physical capacity seems about right for the size of the watch. However, it’s almost impossible to tell what that milliamp-hour rating means for how long it lasts between charges.

When The edgeDan Seifert, review editor of , compared the Apple Watch Series 7 41mm and the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic 42mm and found that they had dramatically different endurance scores. One day was the Galaxy Watch from juice while the Apple Watch was at 52 percent (although the next day he was able Still a few hours from the galaxy after some tweaks). And yet the Apple Watch battery is not that much larger; It has a capacity of 284 mAh, while the Galaxy’s battery is rated at 247 mAh.

What really matters when it comes to a wearable’s battery life are its features and processor. Both are unknown for the Pixel Watch at this point, although in terms of features it obviously won’t have the e-paper display that allows for it pebble time The 250mAh battery can last well over a week.

The big unanswered question is which chip Google will use – Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear 4100 or 4100 Plus, which one have not appeared in many watches although been there for a while? A currently unannounced Next generation Qualcomm chip? Exynos chips from Samsung which it uses in its own clocks? A custom tensor processor, as Google uses it in the Pixel 6? There are so many options – some of which are unfamiliar and others would bode badly for battery life.

Hopefully we don’t have to wait too long to find out the answer – rumor has it that Google could announce the Pixel Watch at its I/O conference, which starts in a few weeks on May 11th. If you want to check out the hardware beforehand, you’re in luck – someone has posted a plethora of pictures of it At and out of a wrist and claimed a friend found the device lying around in a bar, iPhone 4 style. Maybe Sundar Pichai can do it same joke as Steve Jobs when he announces the Pixel Watch and says, “Stop me if you’ve already seen this.”