In a lot of ways, the Pixel 10 series of phones will be the better buy for quite a few people, particularly as they can now be found for a lot less than they originally went for at launch. It doesn’t help that the Pixel 11 phones are all more expensive at the time of launch too. With that in mind, our attention is now turning to the Pixel 12 range in the hopes that it might bring a few crucial upgrades that Google desperately needs to offer.
Here’s everything we know so far about the Pixel 12 phones, including when you might expect to see them, how much they could cost, and a wishlist of features that we would like to see.
When will the Pixel 12 be released?
In summary
- August 2027 reveal expected
- General release should be a few weeks after the reveal
Although we’re still a long way off from Google actually confirming when it’ll reveal the Pixel 12 range, it isn’t too hard to guess based on the fairly long-running precedent set by the company.
Assuming that the range follows in the footsteps of the last few generations that have preceded it, we can expect to see the Pixel 12 range get officially announced in August 2027, with a release date occurring shortly after.
For context, here are the release dates of previous Pixel phones:
- Pixel 11 – August 2026
- Pixel 10 – August 2025
- Pixel 9 – August 2024
- Pixel 8 – October 2023
- Pixel 7 – October 2022
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How much will the Pixel 12 cost?
In summary
- Prices could start at £879/$899
- There’s always a chance of another set of price increases
The price of the Pixel 12 phones is something that could be in a constant state of flux in the run-up to their release.
