Alleged Google-made renders of ‘Pixel Watch’ surface, may be slightly out of date - 9to5Google

Following the existence of a Google-made smartwatch possibly called the “Pixel Watch” being corroborated by two reliable sources this past week, some allegedly “official” renders of the device have surfaced.

The so-called “Pixel Watch” that was reported widely this past week as being a circular smartwatch with “no physical bezel” wasn’t pictured in last week’s reporting of the device.

However, YouTube Jon Prosser, who previously reported similar details about the product in April, has now posted renders allegedly made by Google.

It’s implied that these renders are the same ones used to make recreated images of the smartwatch back in April, which would mean these images are eight months old at this point.

Supporting that theory is one image that shows Google Maps, but with a slightly different design from what Google has since released on the Wear OS 3 on the Galaxy Watch 4.

In the alleged renders, the product is referred to as the “Google Pixel Watch” and there’s a “Buy” button that would be in line with the Google Store.

While this week’s report mentioned that Google is working on Fitbit integration for this product, these apparently older renders seem to still be portraying Google Fit.