What looks like the next Google Pixel 7 Pro has appeared In a short video about opening the box Posted on Facebook by Gadgetfull BD, a technology store in Bangladesh. The video shows a person removing the device from a Google branded box, and the sleek black exterior with the Google “G” logo embossed on the back.
Google first Pixel 7 and 7 Pro were shown at I / O in MayThe device is expected to be launched next month Next to the pixel clock. The phone in the video posted to Facebook matches Google’s official rendering, with an aluminum camera strap with two sensor holes. It even offers what looks like an official Google Pixel animation sequence at launch, followed by the device’s setup screen.
The video doesn’t tell us much about the new device, and Gadgetfull BD doesn’t provide any additional details in its description. We have already seen two alleged prototypes of the Pixel 7, with User selling one on eBayAnd another on Reddit claims they do Bought the device from Facebook Marketplace.
Basically, every leak confirmed the designs that Google posted earlier this year, but this particular video may indicate that Google is actually about to launch it. The two previous leaks didn’t show the Google logo on the back of the device, nor any product packaging.
Google doesn’t have the best track record in this regard Keep Pixel phones Secret up launch, and Pixel Watch is designed to be completely leakproof. With Google’s fall launch date approaching, it won’t be long before we can see what Google intends to do truly It’s in the store.

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