Pixel 10 phones don't come alone: Google's new smartwatch and headphones leak

Google will unveil the new Pixel 10 series on August 20th , although, in recent weeks, 20bits has revealed what features and prices they will have . However, these phones won't come alone, as Google will also announce the Pixel Watch 4 and the Pixel Buds 2a headphones .

What the new Pixel Watch 4 smartwatch will be like

Images posted on Reddit, shared by the specialized journal 9to5Google , reveal that the Pixel Watch 4 will have a "Gen 3 sensor hub" to offer greater durability, more battery life, and greater accuracy in activity tracking. Additionally, as a major novelty, this smartwatch could incorporate a new fast charging base, this way, the device would charge sideways thanks to the two protrusions located inside the speaker recess.

On the other hand, among other new features, Pixel Watch 4 will have a cover glass that is described as "3D domed" and "curved", taking into account that this smartwatch presents the "next era of 3D water-molded design", at the same time that it will be made with Gorilla Glass to offer greater resistance.

And also, Pixel 4 will feature Gemini for "deeper integration" and other "AI-enabled" features, while also featuring humidity detection functionality.

This is what the new Pixel Buds 2a headphones will look like

The Pixel Buds 2a headphones could also be presented alongside the Pixel 10 series. The 9to5Google media announced, at the beginning of the summer, that they will be available in green, red, purple and light blue , but a recent leak reveals that they will also arrive in black and violet .

Regarding the features of this device, the aforementioned newspaper points out that the design of the first generation Pixel Buds A-Series is maintained, the case has the same aesthetics , they will offer up to 20 hours of battery life in the case and seven hours in the headphones - depending on the use of active noise cancellation - and it is not yet clear if Google could redesign the hardware .

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