Pixel Watch 5 leaks detail new ‘Pyrite’ color, higher $399 starting price
Google’s Pixel Watch 5 leaks reveal a $399 price jump and a new ‘Pyrite’ color option
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Leaked details for the Pixel Watch 5 confirm a $399 starting price—up from previous models—and a new color variant called ‘Pyrite.’ Coverage from *Digital Trends*, *Droid Life*, *Android Headlines*, and *9to5Google* highlights the price increase as part of a broader trend of 2026 smartwatch cost hikes. No official announcement has been made; watch for Google’s confirmation or additional leaks regarding features, release date, or regional pricing variations.
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Who reported it (9)
- The Pixel Watch 5’s Most Notable Change Might Be Its Price Gizmodo · 48d ago
- Big leaks reveal a plethora of Pixel Watch 5 info including a release date PhoneArena · 48d ago
- Pixel Watch 5 colors and pricing leak ahead of launch GSMArena.com · 48d ago
- Pixel Watch 5 to launch August 12 with a pricier smaller model Gadgets & Wearables · 48d ago
- The Pixel Watch 5 could come with an unwelcome surprise for buyers Android Central · 48d ago
- Google’s Pixel Watch 5 may not escape the 2026 price hikes Digital Trends · 48d ago
- Pixel Watch 5 Prices Droid Life · 48d ago
- The Pixel Watch 5 Is Getting More Expensive, and Here's How Much Android Headlines · 48d ago
- Pixel Watch 5 leaks detail new ‘Pyrite’ color, higher $399 starting price 9to5Google · 48d ago
Answered
Is the $399 price confirmed?
No—this is based on leaks, not an official statement.
What does ‘Pyrite’ look like?
Coverage describes it as a ‘deep, metallic’ shade, but no visuals or exact hue have been confirmed.
Will all regions see the same price?
Coverage does not yet specify regional pricing differences.
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