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Google Pixel Colors Liven Up This Year

A funky palette could spice up your tech, or prove that Google’s color sense is as quirky as its AI.

This year’s Google Pixel lineup might be more colorful than ever. Rumored to come in vibrant hues such as hot pink Fuchsia (Hibiscus), green Moss (Pistachio) and midnight black Midnight (Obsidian), the upcoming devices could really turn heads.


A series of early Amazon listings, now deleted, revealed these exciting color options for the Pixel 11. However, they also included other details like a $899 price tag, a 6.3-inch display and 256GB storage, which align with recent rumors about the base model’s specifications.


For those who prefer something more subdued, the Pixel 11 Pro is said to come in Pine (Olive) green or Midnight black, while the Fold variant might only offer two color choices. These listings also hinted at a new “Google Pixel Tag”, though their authenticity remains questionable.


With Google set to unveil its latest hardware on August 12th and these devices surfacing in the Federal Communications Commission database, it seems we won’t have to wait long for confirmation. Until then, let’s hope the color choices make it through the final cut.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/tech/964972/google-pixel-11-colors-rumor
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