Google’s track record for keeping secrets isn’t the best, and this week provided yet another example. The first official image of the Pixel 10 series was leaked, and this time, it came straight from Google’s own store. A banner, apparently an ad for the upcoming Pixel 10 models, was discovered inside the Google Play Store app by Android Authority.
The image, which was likely meant to be shown after the devices’ premiere, promotes a $50 discount on the Pixel 10 series, valid until October 13.
This image seems to be an authentic representation of the Pixel 10 lineup, revealing the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Interestingly, the three Pro models sport a rather neutral shade, presumably the Moonstone color, which is rumored to have a faint blue tint. If you’re craving something more vibrant, the Indigo Blue Pixel 10 could be a satisfying option.
The leak follows a series of previous sneak peeks, including a Google Store teaser showcasing the Pixel 10 Pro, along with a promotional offer. In this teaser, a short video and an image hinted at the Moonstone color for the Pixel 10 Pro.
It seems that Google is once again giving us a glimpse of their devices before their official launch. Over the years, the company has gotten more comfortable showing off their products ahead of schedule, especially when leaks begin to accumulate. Given the flood of leaks this year, it wouldn’t be a shock to see more reveals before the August 20 “Made by Google” event.
However, what’s still largely missing from the leaks is information on the other devices Google plans to unveil on August 20. Speculation includes the Pixel Watch 4, leaked renders of the new Pixel Buds 2a, and a new wireless charger, but concrete details are scarce.
Whatever Google’s plans may be, we’ll get the full picture on August 20. While I might not be thrilled with the color options for the smartphones, I’m still eager to see the new Pixel lineup and how Google plans to compete with the Galaxy S25 and iPhone 17.