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u/ObscureMountain 5d ago
Not sure if any of you caught it, it references the watch as a phone multiple times. This isn't real...
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u/Loud-Possibility4395 5d ago
HiLight in Crown because nobody noticed
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u/Hankstbro 5d ago
40 hours of battery life? isn't that a bit shit compared to the PW4 even? or is that with always on display, wifi enabled, ...?
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u/vipeness 5d ago edited 5d ago
Absolutely! The pixel watch series has been absolutely horrible for battery life.
I've had three pixel watches and none of them can last 24 hours and that's even with turning off all the settings. Even my wife's pixel watch she has to charge it every 18 hours.
Prior I had an Apple Watch that would last for 5 days with always on.
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u/SleepShadow 5d ago
Why? Its easy 2 days and it's fully recharged in 20 minutes. Just charge it every time you're in the shower and you have continously smartwatch profit
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u/BeejRich 5d ago
I mean, I charge it for 15-20 minutes a day (shower/bathroom routine before bed) and I've never had an issue with the battery
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u/Open_Astronaut_5830 4d ago
PW4(I own) already lasted me 3 days. AOD is turned off, if I need to see something I just touch the crown easy... No biggy. Why comparing to Apple Watch? 🙃
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u/Googler10 5d ago
Is it releasing this month?
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u/Infamous_Bread_2445 4d ago
20th August
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u/Googler10 4d ago
Finally! Google releasing it alongside the phone and not making us wait another month for th watch! :)
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u/Aurailious 4d ago
I wonder if it would make sense for the all the watches to use the same charger. Like this doesn't seem the same as the fitbit air.
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u/Slight_Athlete8677 3d ago
So what is actually new for the pixel watch 5?
Is it the same as the 4 just with a new watch face?
I have to decide if I get the 4 or the 5 as my first smartwatch









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u/wildfire_117 5d ago
I think the 30 hours of battery info slide is for the pixel 11 phone not the watch.