Google has started unveiling the Pixel 10 lineup ahead of its August 20 launch, but the leaks haven’t slowed down. A few weeks ago, the company shared a video of the Pixel 10 Pro, followed by an image that revealed the entire series—though that one may have slipped out unintentionally.
Now, tech insider Evan Blass has posted a clearer video of the Pixel 10 Pro, showing off the camera visor and side frame in greater detail. He also shared a short clip of the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, giving us our first look at the foldable in action. While exciting, rumors suggest the Fold, Pixel Watch 4, and Pixel Buds 2a might be delayed.
Speaking of the Pixel Watch 4, Blass’ video confirms the dome-shaped glass and rotating crown are still part of the design. A redesigned charger is also expected, though not visible in the clip.
Leaks also reveal that the Pixel 10 series will feature the first TSMC-built Tensor chip, marking a significant shift in Google’s hardware strategy. Pricing details have surfaced, and the launch promo includes a full year of Google AI Pro with 2TB of cloud storage—valued at $239. That’s twice the offer Samsung provides with its latest foldables.
Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to launch day.
