August is a busy month for Google as the company is ready to unveil several products including Pixel 10 flagship lineup. Now, a new round of leaks, courtesy of Android headlinesWe have been planned for two other major products – phones – on 20 August, have been seen closely on Pixel Buds 2A and Pixel Watch 4. Leaks confirm that Google’s new earbuds and smartwatches are very part of the event. The latest development gives us a clear look at the Pixel Buds 2A design and the full pricing breakdown of the Pixel Watch 4 series. Here is everything that you need to know.

Starting with Pixel Buds 2A, the Pixel Buds is expected to be more successor for the A-Series, which was launched back in 2021. Google usually does not refresh its earbuds lineup as other brands, so a new model that comes after four years is quite a gap. Leaked renderrs show the pixel buds 2A in a new color called Iris, a deep blue shade that will include other color options such as strawberries and fog lights. The design does not wander away from specific pixel buds, but the overall case and finish appear slightly more sophisticated this time.

Pixel Buds 2A has not yet have a lot of official information about hardware, but better battery life and better audio are naturally expected on the original A-series model. He said, these Pixel Buds Pro or new Pixel Buds 2 Pro is not confused. In fact, a different moonstone color leakage is considered for the Buds 2 Pro model, not one. Nevertheless, pixel phones in select markets such as UK and Europe with Google bundle earbuds as part of the pre-order, Pixel Buds 2A can be a smart add-on for those who monitor the new Pixel 10 phone.

Proceeding on Pixel Watch 4, the latest leak confirmed its full pricing before launch. The 41 mm Wi-Fi model is expected to cost $ 349 (about Rs 30,500), while the LTE version will go for $ 399 (about Rs 34,900). Want a large screen, a variant of 45 mm will be available at $ 399 for Wi-Fi and $ 449 (about Rs 39,300) for LTE.

In the context of the upgrade, the Pixel Watch is expected to bring a new charging method from 4 that digs the normal puck in favor of a cradle system that charges the clock from the side. This change may mean that the cases of the clock may not fit as snuggly, but the advantage is rapid charging. According to reports, the Pixel Watch will be able to charge up to 50 percent in about 15 minutes and 80 percent in about 30 minutes – a solid improvement on its predecessor, which took a long time.

Buyers of Pixel Watch 4 will also get some extra, including a six -month fitbit premium and a month of YouTube premium. It is not a huge bundle, but it adds value, especially for users in Google’s ecosystem.

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