Google Pixel Watch 4 renders leak showing new buttons in a thicker body

Google’s next-gen smartphones have already been shown in leaked CAD-based renders, and today it’s time for the upcoming Pixel Watch 4 to get the exact same treatment. The wearable will most likely be launched alongside the Pixel 10 series in August.

Google Pixel Watch 4 renders leak showing new buttons in a thicker body

As you can see from these renders, Google isn’t changing the design of its smartwatch in 2025. It still looks the exact same as its predecessor, but it is said to be thicker at 14.3mm vs 12.3mm, which makes us hope for a bigger battery. The bezels could also be smaller, and there might be wireless charging support built-in.

Google Pixel Watch 4 renders leak showing new buttons in a thicker body

There are two new buttons on both sides of the speaker, though it’s unclear what purpose(s) they will serve. Like the Pixel Watch 3, its successor is expected to launch in two sizes: 41mm and 45mm.

Google Pixel Watch 4 renders leak showing new buttons in a thicker body

No other specs have been leaked yet, so it’s unclear if we should expect everything else to stay the same. It wouldn’t be surprising, however, since the smartwatch world moves at a much slower pace compared to smartphones when it comes to hardware upgrades. We’ll let you know when we find out more.

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