The October 19 launch for the Pixel 6 was apparently on the money.
What you need to know
- Google has set a date for the Pixel 6 launch.
- The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are set to be fully unveiled on Tuesday, October 19.
- The event site features a transitional theme that can be changed by holding the space bar.
Google has finally unveiled the launch date for the Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, both of which are set to be fully revealed on October 19 at 10 am PT/1 pm ET.
That means the Pixel 6 is two weeks away from launch, and it likely won't reach consumers until later in the month.
On October 19, we're officially introducing you to Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro—the completely reimagined Google phones.
Powered by Tensor, Google's first custom mobile chip, they're fast, smart and secure. And they adapt to you.
The event site features interactive elements to highlight dynamic theming with Material You. Holding the space bar will "change moods," and hovering your cursor over the Pixel 6 will make the widgets move and chime.
Anyone interested in tuning in can save the launch details to their calendar straight from the site.
Google has been hyping up the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro for some time, ever since it first teased the devices in August. The company revealed some details about the phones, from the design, camera setup, and the new Google Tensor chip that will tap into the power of AI to power the device.
While the company hadn't explicitly stated when exactly it would launch, rumors pointed to an October 19 announcement with a release on October 28. So far, it seems like the rumors are holding up thus far.
The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are expected to run Android 12 out of the box, which is officially out of beta but won't arrive on current Pixel phones for another few weeks, followed by some of the best Android phones later this year.
Google says it will talk more about Android 12 at its Android Dev event on October 27-28, which may be the day we see it rolling out on current devices.
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