It is known that Google’s first smartwatch, the Pixel Watch, will support carrier cards.
According to foreign media on the 24th (local time), Google announced on its support page that “Pixel Watch users will be able to use transit cards stored in their Wallet through future software updates.
However, the specific timing of the aid was not mentioned. The Pixel Watch currently supports Suica carrier cards in Japan.
The Pixel Watch is available in Wi-Fi and LTE versions and in a 41mm size. It has a built-in sensor that can monitor heart rate (ECG) and provides a variety of health and fitness features integrated with Fitbit, such as a sleep score that evaluates sleep quality and 40 exercise modes.
The Pixel Watch Wi-Fi model launched at $349.99, but during the US Black Friday sale, it’s $50 off for $299.99.
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