Google Pixel Watch 4 Is Presumably to Burden The Chip of The Last Generation: What Now?

Google's latest release in the smartwatch family, the Pixel Watch 4, is making hot news right now. As per recent news, it seems this watch is like the old chipset, a thing worthy of questioning, and might disappoint others who appreciate new technology.

What's The Old Chipset?

The Pixel Watch 3 uses the Exynos W5 chipset. It is quite efficient for a 5 Nm chip. It was expected that an updated processor would make its way to the new generation of devices, but various news portals have reported some news about the possibility that the Pixel Watch 4 may still hold the Exynos W5 chipset. "So, I guess the brand is trying to shift onto software and features development rather than hardware."

Why Would Google Stay Put for The Old Chipset?

1. Tested battery performance and performance: The old chipset has already been tested in terms of runtime stability and power consumption. This is great. With such a chipset, Google would be able to offer constant performance for the Pixel Watch 4.
2. Cost saving: There is an increase in cost with the development of a chipset. An old chip may save a few bucks in price.
3. Wear OS Optimization: Google's very own Wear OS software could well be optimized to work nicely with the previous chip, so a new one may not even be warranted.

What Does It Say to The User?

Of the same chipset being used, it may be a disappointment; nonetheless, that largely depends on how much the features, design, and battery life have improved. As long as the Pixel Watch 4 has added sensors, better fitness tracking, increased battery life, and AI-driven health features, it stands to be much better than anything before.

What Is The Impact Supposed to Be on Its Competition?

This decision puts the Pixel Watch at a disadvantage when compared to the Apple Watch and Samsung Galaxy Watch, which improve with every new model due to the power of the chipset. However, it may be the software integration of AI services that leads to Google's victory.

If Pixel Watch 4 truly comes with the same chipset as the previous one, it means Google will have to innovate in terms of features and user experience for it to ever stand a chance in the market. Pricing, battery life, and smart health features will keep them alive in the market, regardless of the old chipset.