- A flurry of new Pixel 10 leaks have arrived
- We’ve got benchmarks, pricing, and accessories
- There might be some ‘surprises’ too
In a little over 24 hours, we’ll be able to switch from Google Pixel 10 leaks and rumors to cold, hard facts about these phones – but in the meantime, there’s been a flurry of last-minute leaks to whet our appetites for the Made by Google show on August 20.
There’s a lot to get through: first, Android Authority has spotted retailer listings mentioning an upgraded 67W charging brick for the Pixel 10 phones, plus a new ‘Pixelsnap’ charging stand for wireless charging.
You have to go back to 2021 for the last time Google launched a wireless charging stand for its Pixels, so it’s a welcome refresh. Official cases with embedded magnets have also been spotted, though it seems like they might be slightly pricier than before.
Next, Android Headlines has pricing information for Europe and Mexico, though it’s no different to several previous leaks: the prices of these new phones look set to match their Google Pixel 9 equivalents, which means a starting price of $799 / £799 / AU$1,349 for the standard Pixel 9, and then going up from there.
Secrets in store… maybe
As we already know from the official teasers Google has released, TV’s Jimmy Fallon will be hosting the launch event scheduled for tomorrow, and in a newly published clip we can hear Fallon encouraging people to tune in for several product drops – including, apparently, some that are “secret”.
We’re expecting four Google Pixel 10 phones, the Pixel Watch 4, and the Pixel Buds 2a, which have all featured in the aforementioned teasers. We’ll have to see whether these are the “secret” devices Fallon is referring to, or whether there’s even more on the way.
Lastly, more benchmarks have leaked online for the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL, as per Notebookcheck. As with previous benchmarks we’ve seen, performance doesn’t look top-tier, but it’s never wise to put too much stock in these early numbers.
We will of course be bringing you all the announcements as they’re made tomorrow, and you can watch along online. Everything gets underway at 10am PT / 1am ET / 6pm BST, which is August 21 at 3am AEST for Australia.
