Google's Pixel Watch just got an early unboxing

Since Google I/O earlier this year, we’ve gotten our fill of Pixel Watch renders. We’ve even seen leaks of the packaging appearing at retail stores. Now it seems someone has actually gotten their hands on the device itself and is showing it off.

In what has almost become a trend at this point, someone has found another upcoming Google product ahead of Google’s October 6 hardware event. Posted on Reddit this afternoon, the device in question is Google’s highly anticipated Pixel Watch. In addition to describing it, the Redditor also did a photo shoot of the smartwatch.

According to the post, the user says the watch is slimmer than they were expecting. They also state that they were unable to turn on the device.

As for what the unboxing revealed, the watch is wrapped around a piece of cylindrical cardboard, sitting on what appears to be a magnetic charging puck. Inside the cardboard cylinder is what looks to be the wire connected to the charging puck. There’s also space for the instruction book.

Most notably, however, we get two up-close views of the smartwatch. Despite the screen not being on, these images still provide a pretty good look at the thickness of the bezels.

There’s not a whole lot that can be gleaned from just these photos, but we already know a fair amount about what to expect from the device. Based on other information we know, the device will require a companion app for setup, it will have deep Fitbit integration, will launch alongside the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, and the Wi-Fi model could cost $349.99.