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Are there any unanswered questions surrounding the launch of the Pixel 11 series and Pixel Watch 5? Not many. A new specs list leak for the Pixel Watch 5 may have just about cleared up any remaining confusion.
According to a supposed specs list for Google’s new watch, there are a couple of upgrades in store that we didn’t previously know, but it’ll be up to you to decide if these are big enough changes.
According to Dealabs, the specs list for the Pixel Watch 5 shows a potential boost to the processor, more storage, slightly bigger batteries, and a new sport band that hopefully won’t cause so many skin freakouts.
Pixel Watch 5 specs: Screen, processor, RAM, storage, band
Below, we have a table that lays out the majority of the specs for Google’s upcoming Pixel Watch 5. Of course, these are not official or confirmed by Google, but simply a leak presented from a previously reliable publication. Do not assume these are all correct, though they could very well be.
This specs list shows no change in the display, connectivity, or durability. However, the expected Snapdragon W5 Gen 2 from the Pixel Watch 4 has been given an “Accelerated” tag, which we’re going to assume means they boosted the CPU speed to give it more juice. This leak also claims that storage has been doubled from 32GB to 64GB and that battery capacities are up slightly with similar expected battery life.
Finally, we should see Wear OS 7.0 and the wearable version of Gemini Intelligence on board.
| Specs | Pixel Watch 5 |
| Screen | Actua 360 AMOLED LTPO, 320ppi, up to 3000 nits |
| Processor | Snapdragon W5 Gen 2 “Accelerated” + Cortex-M55 coprocessor |
| Storage | 64GB eMMC |
| Battery | 332mAh (41mm) / 465mAh (45mm) AOD on: 30h / 40h Battery saver: 48h / 72h |
| Software | Wear OS 7.0 with Gemini Intelligence |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 6.0, WiFi, NFC, UWB |
| Durability | 5 ATM, IP68 |
| Band | 2nd generation sport bracelet made of hydrogenated nitrile-butadiene rubber (HNBR) |
From a previously slip-up in Google Play Console, we also believe the RAM will increase to 3GB this year. It might need to if this watch is going to run Gemini Intelligence and all of the other on-device AI that Google will slap onto it.
As for that new sport band, I’m no material expert, but this would signal a shift to a band that might be more resistant to the wear you’ll put it through, especially if working out and sweating on it.
Big enough upgrades?