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Dominic Preston
Google’s Pixel Watch 4 should match its new phones.

Yesterday we learned Google’s new smartwatch might charge on its side, and now Android Headlines has shared official renders of it in various colors, matching almost every hue we’ve seen from the Pixel 10 phones: the vibrant “Indigo” and “Limoncello;” the muted “Moonstone” and “Porcelain;” and “Obsidian” black — plus a return for the Pixel 9A’s “Iris” purple.

More colors are expected, while the watch itself will apparently come in black, silver, gold, and “Moonstone.”

<em>This punchy “Limoncello” Sport Band will match the base Pixel 10.</em>
<em>As will the equally vibrant “Indigo.”</em>
<em>The “Iris” Active Band is designed to suit the Pixel 9A.</em>
<em>While “Porcelain” can match some 10 Pro models.</em>
<em>“Moonstone” is another Pro color, and gets its own matching watch case too.</em>
<em>And there’s always black if you’re feeling boring.</em>
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This punchy “Limoncello” Sport Band will match the base Pixel 10.
Image: Android Headlines
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