Huge Google Pixel 6 leak reveals almost every detail about the new phones

Huge Google Pixel 6 leak reveals almost every detail virtually the new phones

Six Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro lying face down on a surface

The Google Pixel 6. (Image credit: Google)

IT seems some retailers are a bit too eager to start showing off the features of the Pixel 6 and the Pixel 6 Pro, attributable be unveiled on Oct 19. A retailer in the UK has publicized listing pages for both phones, revealing lot of the specs and features we've got to look saucy to this time or so.

First tarnished by familiar tipster @evleaks, the pages for the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 In favor of were still rising as we write this, but may have been pulled aside the time you read it. We get lots of pictures and entropy about improvements upcoming with these phones – like the "150% more light" that the main 50MP rear camera lens lets in.

Starting with the Pixel 6, it's described as "uniquely yours" by Google. We hear about an "all-twenty-four hour period adjustive battery" and five old age of software updates, and prepared to 80 percent faster performance – though faster than what, we'ray not sure. The rump camera module features some a 50MP independent camera and an ultrawide camera, according to the listing.

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Specs appeal

We also get details of improved scratch ohmic resistanc, IP68 protection, and a 6.4-inch display with a "high brush up rate". Down at the bottom of the itemization are inside information of the new, chunkier-looking Pixel Stand, a 30W USB-C Pixel Charger, and a translucent Pixel 6 Type for extra protection.

The Pixel 6 In favour of, meanwhile, is described atomic number 3 "the smartest and quickest Pixel as yet" – we get mentions of the along-device Artificial insemination, process photography and mightiness efficiency of the Google Tensor chip, and there's a 50MP wide + 48 telephoto + 12MP ultrawide rear camera with 4x optical zoom.

It looks as though the front camera on the Pixel 6 Pro offers an ultrawide mode besides. With the In favou the cover is listed as 6.7 inches and a 120Hz refresh pace is specifically mentioned. We should get all of these details confirmed, and more as well, when Google launches the phones on October 19.

Analysis: the Picture element 6 has the hoopla to take on the iPhone 13

Rear of the Pixel 6 Pro showing the camera bar and lock key — The Google Pixel 6 Pro. (Image credit: Google)

A mickle of the details we've take about now rich person already been leaked past Evan Blass (aka @evleaks), and IT's worth noting matchless of the tout's recent tweets about the Pixel 6: that troth with updates around this phone is much high than formula for a Pixel.

That suggests that – pre-launch, at least – Google has managed to build upwards enough hype around the Picture element 6 and the Picture element 6 Professional to shift substantial numbers pool of the handsets. That's been a problem for previous Pixels, even though devices alike the Pixel 5 have typically been well-accepted by reviewers.

Could the Pixel 6 be the phone that pushes the series encourage towards the mainstream? The eye-contagious redesign, with the large rear photographic camera bump and unconventional coloring options, probably helps. It's worth memory that for all its qualities, the iPhone 13 looks same just other iPhone.

We've now had so many leaks around the Picture element 6 that there's not very much left for Google to reveal (it actually announced the phones rearmost in August). On paper, it looks like it could be one of the phones of 2021, but we'll have to wait to test it to know for trustworthy.

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