INFOGRAPHIC: Google Pixel Watch 3 vs Apple Watch Series 10

This year has been a great one for wearable device users as many of the top-end companies have dropped the best wearable they have to offer.

A lot of them came with new features, some with better integration into their ecosystem, others at a steeper price which is why today, we are going to be looking at two tech giants' leading devices, the newly released Apple Watch Series 10 and the couple months old Google Pixel Watch 3.

Overview

• The Pixel Watch 3 was released in August and was packed with AI features, health features and a really powerful battery compared to previous iterations of the device. The watch also came in two sizes, 41mm and 45mm, but aside from a slight price difference and a bit more screen, there isn't much difference between the two.
• The Apple Watch Series 10, on the other hand (or wrist), just launched two days ago and Apple made a lot of promises about the device's capabilities. It came in fresh colours, with the two case options being aluminium and titanium, to allow for a very polished casual or sophisticated look.

Display Size

When it comes to size, both devices have bigger displays compared to their previous iterations, but not necessarily bigger form factors.

• The Pixel Watch 3, as mentioned before, comes in 2 sizes, a 41mm and a 45mm round Actua display. This allows for a more natural watch look and maintains the style they've had ever since the first Pixel Watch.
• The Apple Watch Series 10 boasts the largest display ever seen on an Apple Watch. Both versions—a 46mm and 42mm wide-angle OLED display—are slightly larger than their Google counterpart. This extra-screen real estate means you can see more notifications at a glance and enjoy a more comfortable user experience. The square screen also feels more comfortable on the wrist and mimics the way your other mobile devices already look.