By Chris Skeldon 
There is inevitable a smartwatch in the “Made by Google” family, and efforts to make it a reality are long overdue. After Google likely made a smartwatch called “Pixel Watch”, which was confirmed by two trusted sources last week, some “official” versions of the device have appeared.
The so-called “Pixel Watch” Which was widely published last week It has been tagged as a round smartwatch with a “rimless bezel” that was not featured in last week’s reports on the device.
However, YouTuber Jon Prosser, who previously reported similar details about the product in April, It is being published now Made by Google. These renderings appear to be design concepts, despite Prosser’s claim that they are “official marketing images”. If these screens are as we think they are, they may explain some of the design inconsistencies seen in the images below. These discrepancies are also a good reason to take them with caution as they may not represent the end product.
These appear to be the same images used to create the recreated images from the April smartwatch, which means these images are currently eight months old. In turn, there is a good chance that the design or some specific detail is no longer completely accurate. Supporting this theory is a single image showing Google Maps, but with a slightly different design than Google It has since been released on Wear OS 3 No Galaxy Watch 4.
In the premium software, the product is referred to as the “Google Pixel Watch” and there is a “Buy” button that goes along with the Google Store. The product is described as ’round’, ‘frameless’ and as a device that achieves ‘hardware and software unity’.
The preview also shows a user interface for heart rate data. Although a report this week said that Google is integrating Fitbit for this product, it appears that these older offerings are still showing Google Fit. One of the complications of the watch background shows two rings lined up with Adjust movement minutes and heart points.
Current reports point to a Pixel Watch release in 2022, possibly as early as spring. The price of the device must be higher to compete with the Apple Watch.
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