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The Pixel 8 series will become official on October 4, and Google keeps on leaking the devices. In its latest move, Google basically gave us a 360-degree look at the Pixel 8 Pro. The company basically showed us the design of its Pixel 8 Pro flagship from every angle.
Google accidentally showed us the Pixel 8 Pro design from every angle
So, how did this happen? Well, an official Pixel 8 Pro simulator has been spotted on Google’s website. It was user-accessible, and even though it’s gone now, a screen recording is available, and the same goes for a ton of images. The screen recording is available below this paragraph, while you’ll find a bunch of images below the article. Evan Blass also added a render of the phone to the fire (featured image above).
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The first thing we spotted was that the SIM card tray was present. So, the Pixel 8 Pro seemingly won’t be eSIM only in the US, as some rumors have been indicating. Many people will be relieved by that.
The colors have also been revealed
We also get to see all the colors of the Pixel 8 Pro here. The phone will launch in Licorice, Porcelain, and Sky color options. Those are basically black, gray, and blue colors, as you can see in the gallery below.
All the physical buttons will sit on the right-hand side of this phone, and the overall design is just what we expected. It resembles the Pixel 7 Pro quite a bit, and the main differentiating factor can be seen on the back. All three cameras on the phone are one unit here, as in they’re all blacked out together in the form of one long pill cutout.
The phone will be made out of metal and glass, and the camera visor will connect with the frame once again. You will also notice how thin the bezels are, they actually do look uniform here. A display camera hole will remain on the front, and it will remain centered. The display will either be flat, or close to it. It won’t be nearly as curved as the one on the Pixel 7 Pro.
This handset will launch alongside the Pixel 8, its smaller sibling. The Pixel Watch 2 is also expected on October 4, and some new Pixel Buds Pro colors too.
