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This might be our first look at Google’s Pixel 11A

Google isn't making any significant design changes to its upcoming midrange Pixel update, judging by the leaks shared by Android Headlines. The image renders made by OnLeaks are potentially our first look at the Pixel 11A, which aside from having a slightly rounder oval-shaped rear camera module, looks almost indistinguishable from both the Pixel 10A […]

This might be our first look at Google’s Pixel 11A

Google Pixel Watch 4 LTE drops to a new low at $120 off on Amazon

The Google Pixel Watch 4 (41mm, LTE) is currently available for $329.95 on Amazon, down from its $449.95 recommended retail price. This represents a 27% discount off the RRP, saving you $120. Quite impressive, as it's also the lowest price ever recorded for this smartwatch, making it a highly attractive option.

The Pixel Watch 4 is a compact Wear OS smartwatch with standalone cellular support, allowing it to handle calls, texts, music, payments, and Assistant features even when your phone isn't in close proximity. This makes it an excellent choice for runs, walks, quick trips, or any situation where carrying your phone may be inconvenient.

Google has retained the familiar rounded Pixel Watch design while refining the hardware and enhancing daily usability. The 41mm model boasts up to 30 hours of battery life in regular use, and Battery Saver mode can extend this further. Charging is also noteworthy, with fast top-ups making short charging breaks more practical.

Health and fitness tracking are significant aspects of the Pixel Watch 4, thanks to Fitbit integration and comprehensive tracking support. The device complements the standard smartwatch features you'd expect. For Android users seeking a smaller smartwatch without sacrificing LTE capabilities, this Amazon deal on the Google Pixel Watch 4 is definitely worth considering.

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