Alleged Google Pixel Watch 4 Models Spotted on the IMDA Certification Platform: Launch in Singapore Confirmed

Followed by their recent FCC certification, the four alleged Google Pixel Watch 4 smartwatch models have now been spotted on the IMDA certification platform of Singapore. Via the certification listings, their launch in this global market has also been confirmed.

Here’s more about it.

Alleged Google Pixel Watch 4 Models – IMDA Certification

The alleged Google Pixel Watch 4 models with the model numbers of ‘GWSQ2’, ‘G8AK3’, ‘GHH4K’, and ‘G1KAW’ have been listed on Singapore’s IMDA certification platform. The ‘GWSQ2’ and the ‘G1KAW’ models are pointed out to be the LTE versions (or WiFi + LTE versions), while the ‘G8AK3’ and the ‘GHH4K’ models are the WiFi-only versions. Furthermore, other connectivity specs such as WiFi 6, Bluetooth, and UWB have been suggested. Also, a 60Hz response rate has also been mentioned for the upcoming device.

Speaking more, via its FCC listing, this Google Pixel device was also revealed to support NFC connectivity support too. Moreover, 41mm and 45mm size variants are said to be made available for the Galaxy Pixel Watch 4, and five color choices of Black/Obsidian, Gold/Lemon, Moonstone, Silver/Iris, and Silver/Porcelain can be expected for the device. The 2-Tone Leather Band (in Jade color), Active Band (in Iris, Lemongrass, and Moonstone colors), Active Sport Band (in Indigo, Lemongrass, Moonstone, and Peony colors), Crafted Leather Band (in Moonstone color), Metal Mesh Band (in Matte Black and Polished Silver colors), Performance Loop Band (in Moonstone color), Woven Band (in Indigo color), and Gradient Stretch Band (with sizes of 1 ~ 5 in Lemongrass/Frost, Moonstone, Obsidian/Hazel, and Peony/Iris colors) are its added strap options.

Additionally, the 5K renders and 360° video of the Galaxy Pixel Watch 4 were also revealed online, and notable design aspects such as a similar design when compared with its predecessor, slimmer bezel, and thicker form factor (14.3 mm) were pointed out. Also to note, the device could possibly be supporting a wireless charging capability as well.

Stay tuned for more updates.