Along with the new Pixel 6a, Google also showcased its upcoming flagship smartphones - Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. Google provided some key details and features of the two next-gen Pixels. So, let’s go through the details to see what Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro will offer.
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Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro
Both the upcoming Pixel device will feature the next version of the Google Tensor processor (Google’s custom-developed mobile processor). They will both ship with Android 13 OS out of the box.
Google has also brought some minor design changes. The bar-shaped camera island that spanned the width of the device is now made out of polished aluminum, and it runs into the side rails of the smartphone. Last year’s The Pixel 6 series had the black bar cut off at the edges.
The camera bar now has a pill-shaped cutout to hold two cameras. On the Pro model, there’s an extra circular cutout to house the third camera. Like the Pixel 6 series, the vanilla Pixel 7 will feature a dual-camera setup, while the Pro model will feature a triple-camera setup.
The Pixel 7 series also ditches the dual-tone color design on the back panel that was on the Pixel 6 series.
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Google Pixel Watch
Along with teasing the Pixel 7 series, Google also teased its first smartwatch that they built ground up. Dubbed Google Pixel Watch, this upcoming smartwatch features a circular domed design, along with a tactical crown and detachable bands. According to Google, the watch is made out of recycled stainless steel.
The Pixel Watch will integrate FitBit’s tech, which will allow users to track their sleep, heart rate, workouts, and more. It will run on the new Wear OS 3, which will feature refreshed UI with better navigation and smart notifications.
Google Pixel 7 Series and Pixel Watch Availability
Apart from the above information, Google didn’t provide any other details about the Pixel 7 Series and Pixel Watch. We’ll get to learn more about these Pixel products later this fall when Google officially launches them.
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