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Rowan Trescott: Pixel Watch 5 sensor list adds ECG and cEDA
Pixel Watch 5 would carry ECG, cEDA skin conductance, altimeter, barometer and compass sensors.
Rowan Trescott reported that the Pixel Watch 5 would carry ECG, cEDA skin-conductance, altimeter, barometer and compass sensors, according to a leaked specification sheet.
How to read this record
- What was reportedPixel Watch 5 would carry ECG, cEDA skin conductance, altimeter, barometer and compass sensors.
- Who said it, and whenRowan Trescott reported it on Aug 4, 2026 in MyMobiles.
- What happened, and whenPixel Watch 5 was announced on Aug 12, 2026, 8 days after this report.
- The verdict, and whyRightIt turned out the way this report said.Why: Google's Pixel Watch 5 specification list carries every sensor in the report: ECG ("Multipurpose electrical sensors compatible with ECG app"), skin conductance ("Electrical sensor to measure skin conductance (cEDA) for body response tracking"), altimeter, barometer and compass. What the company published
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- Reported by
- Rowan Trescott
- We read it in
- MyMobiles
- Product
- Pixel Watch 5