As Google prepares for the Pixel 9 series debut on August 13, anticipation remains high following a detailed preview of their latest products. Google has been actively teasing the Pixel 9 Pro and other devices through various channels, including social media and the Google Store.
A video posted on X (formerly Twitter) showcases the Pixel 9 Pro’s design and features, emphasizing its integration with Google’s Gemini AI. The promotional content humorously suggests that the new phone can even help users “break up” with their old devices, hinting at the advanced AI capabilities that will be a hallmark of the Pixel 9 series.
The promotional video highlights the Pixel 9 Pro’s distinctive design, which includes the familiar Pixel camera bar across the back. However, the video also includes a disclaimer noting that the visuals are simulated and subject to change, indicating that while the teaser provides an exciting glimpse, final details may vary. This approach aims to keep potential buyers engaged and eager for more information as the launch date approaches.
On the Google Store, a static image of the Pixel 9 Pro confirms details from earlier Taiwanese regulatory photos. The image accurately depicts the phone’s design, including its camera and flash placement, ensuring that the information released so far is consistent and reliable. Additionally, users can sign up for alerts to be notified when the Pixel 9 Pro becomes available, keeping the buzz alive as the release date nears.
The August 13 “Made by Google” event is set to reveal four new devices. In addition to the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro, which are expected to have similar sizes but different levels of AI integration, Google will introduce the Pixel 9 Pro XL, which offers larger dimensions and enhanced specs.
There will also be a new version of the Pixel Fold, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, which features a taller design and a smaller battery compared to its predecessor. This diverse lineup aims to cater to different user preferences and showcase Google’s continued innovation in smartphone technology.