If the rumor is true, one day of battery life sounds disappointing, at least. This is precisely the main gripe that Galaxy Watch 4 and Apple Watch Series 7 users have with their smartwatches. Although great devices overall, both wearables need to be charged every day. And when you think about it, you would expect Google to have tried making a watch that could compare with these two flagship smartwatches and at the same time give people what they mostly want, i.e., a better battery life out of their devices.
Now, after we have talked about how much time the Pixel Watch will last on a single charge, let’s see how much time it will need to top up back to 100%. Spoiler alert: it’s again disappointing.
According to rumors, the Pixel Watch will take around the same time to fully charge as the Galaxy Watch 4, which needs roughly 110 minutes to top up. If you charge your wearable during the night, it isn’t such a problem. After all, most smartwatches take one to two hours to fully charge. But when you consider that the Apple Watch Series 7 needs around 75 minutes to top up, Google could have done a better job with the charging speed of its first smartwatch.
It must be noted that these are only rumors, and there is currently no word from Google about the battery life and the charging speed of the Pixel Watch. We will see if these stats are true once Big G releases its wearable, but until then, we sincerely hope the leakers are wrong.
