Google Leaks Pixel Watch 5 Early in Official App

The Pixel Watch 5 has surfaced as a selectable device inside the Google Health app, revealing an early look at Google’s upcoming hardware launch roadmap according to screenshots shared on Telegram by tipster @sameera_s_w. According to the app integration, the unannounced wearable features a dedicated setup flow and is expected to launch in both 41mm and 45mm sizes.

Google Health App Integration Reveals Pixel Watch 5 Setup

According to screenshots shared by tipster @sameera_s_w on Telegram, the unannounced Pixel Watch 5 appears at the very top of the app’s connected device list. Selecting the model triggers a dedicated setup page, prompting users to pair the wearable with Google Health. However, the software currently relies on placeholder assets. The Pixel Watch 5 and the older Pixel Watch 4 display identical artwork throughout the device list and setup flow, indicating that Google is using older imagery while final software packages are prepared.

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Expected Hardware Specs and Launch Timeline

Google has scheduled its next hardware event for August 12, where the Pixel Watch 5 is slated to debut alongside the Pixel 11 smartphone series. According to previous hardware leaks, the smartwatch will be offered in 41mm and 45mm form factors, with both Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity options available for each size. Furthermore, a Google Play Console listing indicates that the wearable could upgrade its memory capacity from 2GB to 3GB of RAM, while maintaining a similar foundational CPU and GPU configuration seen in previous Pixel Watch generations.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Pixel Watch 5 expected to launch?

According to event schedules, Google has slated its hardware event for August 12.

What sizes will the Pixel Watch 5 be available in?

Previous leaks indicate that the smartwatch will launch in 41mm and 45mm sizes, offering both Wi-Fi and LTE configurations for each model.

What changes are expected for the hardware inside the Pixel Watch 5?

A Google Play Console listing suggests the device could move from 2GB to 3GB of RAM while keeping a similar CPU and GPU setup to its predecessor.

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