With less than a month to go before Google’s major hardware launch, fresh leaks have surfaced giving an early look at the brand’s next-gen Pixel lineup. The Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL have now been spotted in a sleek Moonstone colourway, alongside the upcoming Pixel Watch 4 and Pixel Buds 2a. The new images have sparked buzz among fans as they offer the clearest visual yet of what to expect from Google's design refresh.
The leaks come from trusted tipster Evan Blass, who shared renders showing the Pixel 10 Pro series in a polished grey-toned Moonstone finish. The rear panel and camera visor maintain the familiar design language but now look more refined and premium with the new colourway. There is still no confirmation whether the standard Pixel 10 will come in this shade, as it remains absent from the latest images.
Accompanying the smartphones are two other much-anticipated wearables. The Pixel Watch 4 is seen with a matching Moonstone silicone strap, maintaining the sleek circular form that defined its predecessor. Also making an appearance are the Pixel Buds 2a, spotted without their charging case but clearly styled to match the rest of the lineup.
Both the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL are expected to run on Google's latest Tensor G5 chip built on TSMC’s 3nm architecture. These devices are rumoured to come with up to 16GB RAM and offer internal storage options ranging from 512GB to a massive 1TB, setting the stage for serious power users. While the standard Pixel 10 and the foldable Pro Fold model are missing from this leak, the Pro Fold has previously been seen in Moonstone and Jade variants.
With the official launch event set for August 20, excitement is clearly building around what might be one of Google's most ambitious hardware lineups yet. The Moonstone colourway adds a layer of elegance and consistency across the device family, suggesting Google is focusing not just on performance but on a unified design experience.
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