Here's how much the Google Pixel Watch 4 is rumored to cost
Thankfully, today a new leak brings us just that. The Pixel Watch 4 41mm will cost €399 with Wi-Fi-only and €499 with LTE as well. The 45mm model will be priced at €449 with Wi-Fi and €549 with Wi-Fi and LTE. Google Pixel Watch 4 leaked image
These are the exact same prices the Pixel Watch 3 launched at in the Eurozone last year, so no hikes have been applied. We can't be sure if that will be the case across the world based on just this leak, but it sure seems likely.
The same source claims the Pixel Watch 4's release date is August 28, and pre-orders will start right after the launch event ends on August 20. According to previous leaks, the device will be offered in Obsidian, Lemon, Moonstone, Iris, and Porcelain colorways. Google Pixel Watch 3
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