Google Teases Early Pixel 10 Launch at June 27 Superfans Event

Google might be preparing itself for its earliest Pixel launch ever because according to the new invite sent to members of the Google Superfans, the event hints that on June 27, a preview of the upcoming Pixel 10 will be shown. It will be held in London. The invite, spotted by Android Authority, teases a "sneak preview of our upcoming devices," sparking speculation that this could be the first official look at the Pixel 10 lineup.

While the term "Pixel 10" isn’t directly mentioned, the invite’s image features a Pixel phone and watch. Given the timing, it’s possible that this preview includes the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, or even the rumored Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

This move follows Google’s trend of earlier launches—2024’s Pixel 9a dropped in March, months ahead of its predecessor. With Android 16 also arriving sooner and the Tensor G5 processor (built on the TSMC 3nm process) expected to power the next-gen Pixel devices, Google is clearly accelerating its timeline.

The sneak peek comes just weeks after a Vancouver ad shoot was reportedly wrapped up, which could tie into Google's promotional plans. The upcoming phones may also ship in seven color options and showcase AI-powered innovations like Pixel Sense AI assistant and other AI-driven features that align with Google's new "Ask more of your phone" tagline.

However, a July release seems unlikely as it would clash with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7, and OneUI 8 rollout. Still, this early look at the next Pixel generation suggests an early launch hint for an August debut.