With the latest leak revealing the price, it’s possible to see where Google intends to pitch the Pixel Watch.
. With the latest leak revealing the price, it’s possible to see where it fits in with the competition.Max Weinbach reports"9to5Google first reported on the Pixel Watch price of the cellular model being $399.99 in late August. Thanks to a retail source, we were able to further corroborate that price, as well as now being able to confirm the Bluetooth/Wi-Fi model price, which will start at $349.99.
Google has two major competitors in the smartwatch space, and the Pixel Watch price places it between them.Samsung is building on years of experience and customer feedback. Indeed the Pixel Watch may struggle in a head-to-head against the Galaxy Watch 4 from 2021, let alone the new Watch 5 announced in August.
Pricing the Pixel Watch above the Watch 5 is going to make the Pixel Watch a tougher sell. I'd expect both of these Android-focused watches to be compatible with any Android device , so the real commercial challenge will be selling to devices outwith the Samsung/Google dynamic.
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