First renders of Google Pixel watch leaked online, may come with WearOS support

Google was long rumored to be working on its own smartwatch that would be powered by its WearOS. Looks like, the rumors are turning into a reality soon.

The leaked images of the alleged Google Pixel watch provides a glimpse into the most stunning smartwatch yet. Google was long rumored to be working on its own smartwatch that would be powered by its WearOS. Looks like, the rumors are turning into a reality soon. A noted tipster has shared a series of renders that are reported to be the Google Pixel Watch, which had been codenamed “Rohan” by the company. The renders show that Google Pixel watch is the smartwatch we have been for all these years! Don’t believe us? Take a look yourself. Noted tipster and tech analyst, Jon Prosser has posted the first renders of the purported Google Pixel Watch on Twitter. The smartwatch comes with a giant circular display with a bezel-less design. However, one of the noticeable things in the smartwatch is its physical crown, which is similar to the ones we get in Analog watches. Google seemed to have taken cues from Samsung and Apple for its smartwatch. If you notice carefully, the curve that wraps around the watch case is similar to what we have seen in Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2. Whereas if you look at the Silicone or soft rubber straps carefully, you would be reminded of the Apple Watch 6. However, the design is indicative of the fact that the Google Pixel watch is going to be pretty lightweight. From the pictures, one can figure out that the watch case will be slimmer than most smartwatches in the market. Prosser has not revealed anything about the specifications yet, but it is speculated to arrive with support for WearOS, Google’s very own chipset that powers some popular smartwatches including the Fossil watches, Oppo watch and more.