Google has unveiled its latest wearable, the Pixel Watch 3, promising a significant upgrade over its predecessors. This new smartwatch doesn’t just look better; it’s designed to be a more intelligent health companion.

One of the most noticeable changes is the addition of a 45mm model to complement the existing 41mm option. This means users now have more choices to find a watch that perfectly fits their wrist. Google has also managed to shrink the watch’s bezel, resulting in a larger display area without increasing the overall size. The screen is now twice as bright, ensuring visibility even in the harshest sunlight.

But the Pixel Watch 3 is more than just a pretty face. It’s designed to be your workout partner and recovery coach. A new readiness and cardio load tracking system helps you understand how hard your body is working and when it’s time to push harder or take a break. Google claims the watch can even predict when you’re ready for a challenging workout.

Perhaps the most groundbreaking feature is the “loss of pulse detection.” While the name might sound alarming, it’s actually a potentially lifesaving innovation. By continuously monitoring your heart rate, the watch can detect if you’ve stopped breathing or experienced cardiac arrest. It will then attempt to alert you and, if you don’t respond, contact emergency services.

The Pixel Watch 3 also offers a range of features to simplify your daily life. It can control your smart home devices, act as a remote for your TV, and even assist with navigation. For Pixel phone owners, the watch can be used as a camera remote, a voice memo recorder, and a handy companion for Google Maps.

In essence, the Pixel Watch 3 is more than just a smartwatch; it’s a personal assistant, fitness coach, and potential lifesaver, all wrapped into one sleek package.