Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro will be available for pre-order from October 6, the same day it will hold a Made by Google event in the US to launch the flagship smartphone. The company also teased that the event will also see the debut of the Google Pixel Watch. Google gave a glimpse of both new hardware at this year’s I/O event. The smartphone will have a Pixel 6-like design with a camera visor on the back. The phone is reported to be equipped with the company’s Google Tensor G2 SoC.
In a video shared on its social media channels, Google gave away a Pixel 7 Pro smartphone each to “a few lucky members of #TeamPixel” and recorded their responses. They scrambled the phone in the video so that there are no surprises when it comes to the flagship series at the launch event. At the end of the video, it is mentioned that “pre-orders will start on October 6”, which is in line with the previous report.
Not only that, but Google revealed All this will launch on October 6. The lineup will include Google Pixel 7, Google Pixel 7 Pro and Google Pixel Watch. “We will also be announcing additions to the Nest smart home portfolio. All devices will be available for purchase on GoogleStore.com the same day, or if you’re in the New York City area, visit our physical Google Stores to check them out in person,” Google said.
The Made by Google launch event will be held in Williamsburg, New York City. There are limited individual attendees and if you want to follow the program, here is a link where you can watch it live.
The Pixel 7 as well as the Pixel 7 Pro and Google Pixel Watch were teased by the company during its keynote at Google I/O in May 2022. Google confirmed what people already knew. The Pixel 7 phones will run Android 13 and feature the next generation of Tensor, its custom mobile chip that will bring “more useful, personalized features for photos, video, security and speech recognition.”
The Google Pixel Watch is the first smartwatch designed and manufactured by the company. It will bring “Fitbit’s health and fitness expertise” with the new, reimagined WearOS experience, Google announced.
