Pixel 10 leak shows colorways and camera talk

Leaks of Google's Pixel 10 design images surface ahead of the August 20 launch, showing colorways and a rumored telephoto camera.

Pixel 10 leak spills more than just its colors

A flood of Pixel 10 leaks emerged this week as images and colorways appeared on X. A well known tipster, Evan Blass, posted what he claims to be the full rendering set for the Pixel 10, its Pro version, and Pro XL. The renders show four colorways for the base model Obsidian, Indigo, Frost, and Lemongrass and three for the Pro, including Obsidian, Porcelain, and Moonstone, with a Jade option rumored for the Pro XL. The base Pixel 10 is highlighted by a possible third camera, a telephoto lens, aligning it with rivals that emphasize photography.

Speculation grows around the Pixel 10 Pro XL, with rumors describing a 6.8 inch display, 8K video recording, and cameras totaling 50MP wide, 48MP ultrawide, and 48MP telephoto with 100x zoom. Some leaks suggest up to 16GB RAM and a battery capable of lasting a day or more, depending on use. Google is still set to unveil the Pixel 10 lineup at an event on August 20, with the leaks offering a rough blueprint of what to expect.

The leak parade shows how rumors shape a launch before a single official page goes live. Fans chase colorways and specs, while Google faces the risk that early impressions become the story. Storytelling now leans on render sets and chatter rather than hands on tests, which can distort what the final devices feel like in real use. The real tests will be battery life, camera performance, and software experience, not the colors on a screen mockup.

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The next chapters will unfold at the August event