Google Pixel Watch 4 pricing for the US leaks
Google is unveiling the Pixel 10 family on August 20, and the Pixel Watch 4 will join the phones. Earlier this month, there was a rumor telling us how much the Pixel Watch 4 would cost in Europe, and today it's time to have the pricing conversation again, only this time for the US market.
Over there, the watch is allegedly going to start at $349 in 41mm with Wi-Fi-only. The LTE-capable 41mm watch will be $399. If you want the 45mm Pixel Watch 4, it will be $399 with Wi-Fi-only and $449 with LTE.
If you buy one, you'll receive six months of Fitbit Premium and one month of YouTube Premium for free. That's three times less YouTube Premium than you get if you buy a Pixel 10 device, and the watch also doesn't grant you any Google AI Pro plan freebie.
The Pixel Watch 4 will use a new cradle that charges it from the side, abandoning the puck that its predecessor had. While this will leave the charging contacts exposed on the side of the watch, it's rumored to enable 25% faster charging than the Pixel Watch 3. The new device will allegedly be able to go from zero to 50% in 15 minutes, and zero to 80% in 30 minutes. Google Pixel Watch 3 32GB 2GB RAM € 279.89
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