Many flagship smartphones for 2022 are yet to be announced. Some of these flagship devices like Samsung S23-series and Apple’s iPhone 14-series should arrive within the next two months. Google’s Pixel 7-series has also been tipped for October 13th availability, and it will boot Android 13 out of the box.

Google Pixel 7 series set for October 13th; to boot Android 13 out of the box upcoming pixel 7 series set for october 13th

Even though not much was said about the internal hardware and specs, it should be recalled that Google had teased both the Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro during it I/O event back in May. So yes, we know they’ll be a Pixel 7 and a Pixel 7 Pro, with the Pixel 7a model to follow later on.

As per report, Google’s Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro will be on pre-order starting from October 6th, and will be officially available from October 13th. Some OEMs do begin pre-ordering activities some days before official product announcement, but Google may not subject the Pixel 7-series to a whole one week pre-order. Hence the devices might debut on the 6th of October.

What should you expect from the upcoming Pixel 7-series

As mentioned above, the series will come with the vanilla Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro, with a Pixel 7a model joining the party later on. Some tipsters have also suggested the arrival of Google’s first foldable Pixels smartphone before the year ends, but that might have a different launch date.

Google itself did reveal the external looks of the Pixel 7 and the 7 Pro during it I/O event in May 2022, and the company also stated that the duo will be based on a new generation Tensor SoC, with the company’s Android 13th available out of the box.

Google Pixel 7 series set for October 13th; to boot Android 13 out of the box Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro color options

The revealed design also confirmed dual camera sensors on the Pixel 7 and a set of three snappers on the 7 Pro, but their actual megapixel count was not mentioned. The duo will retain very similar design language to the Pixel 6-series, rocking the same camera strap on it rear, but the bar will be more smaller compare to the current 6-series.

Aside the painting options which includes Obsidian, Snow and Lemongrass on the Pixel 7, and Obsidian, Snow and Hazel on the 7 Pro, nothing else is known about the two phones. But now that a tentative launched date (period) is known, more specs of the device(s) should spill out within the coming months.

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