Prototype devices find their way to leaks in various ways, such as the infamous iPhone at the bar. And now what appears to be a Pixel Watch 5 lost in the ocean has been found.
Two hands-on images of this alleged Pixel Watch 5 (45mm) have been posted Twitter/X By Gearbox – the studio behind it Border areas) founder – Randy Pitchford. He explains that the smartwatch was found underwater by a friend who was “scuba diving near the island of St. Martin.”
“Pixel Watch 5” is clearly printed on the bottom of the watch.
There are no obvious red flags in the images, and Pitchford’s reflection in the image adds to the level of authenticity – it’s unlikely he posted an edited photo.
As for the changes, the design of the Watch 5 looks the same and we can’t see anything in the software because the device’s battery is dead. Once found in the ocean, it is wild to function in any capacity. Pitchford says it still shows the correct time at low power.
The Pixel Watch 5 is expected to launch later this year, but any changes have yet to be revealed. The only real expectation is the Snapdragon Wear Elite, which Google is marketing as “opening up new possibilities, delivering the performance, battery life and connectivity essential to the next generation of Wear OS.” Presumably, it refers to Gemini Intelligence.
Kyle Bradshaw contributed to this article.
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