Just ahead of its August 20 debut alongside the Pixel 10 series, the Pixel Watch 4 has leaked in full — courtesy of tipster Evan Blass — showcasing several major upgrades over the Pixel Watch 3.

According to the leaked materials, Google’s next-gen smartwatch will come in two sizes — 41mm and 45mm — both featuring an Actua 360 display with up to 3,000 nits peak brightness for improved outdoor visibility. Battery life is also getting a boost: up to 30 hours for the smaller model and 40 hours for the larger one, even with the always-on display enabled. Charging will reportedly be 25% faster using a new Quick Charge Dock.

The headline feature is deep Gemini AI integration. Users will be able to raise their wrist to interact with Gemini for AI-powered responses, personalized assistance, and text suggestions that mimic their own writing style. Gemini is also expected to work across wearable apps for enhanced productivity.

The leak includes images that leave little to the imagination, hinting at a full reveal from Google later this month.