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Alleged Google Pixel 7 Pro prototype appears on reddit

Alleged Google Pixel 7 Pro prototype appears on reddit

Another alleged Google Pixel 7 prototype has surfaced, this time from a Reddit user Who said they bought it on Facebook Marketplace?. Apparently the Pixel 7 Pro, listed as the unlocked Pixel 6 Pro according to Redditor AMC20_. Not the Pixel 6 Pro, actually.

Do you have Google phones? long story out of place Unusual leaks, but even by pixel standards, that’s weird. It’s also the second time a Pixel 7 Pro prototype has surfaced in the past week. In case you missed the first episode of this saga, Someone listed a Pixel 7 prototype on eBay. As an Android expert Mishaal Rahman pointed out thatLooks like the pictures were taken Different The prototype unit – Pixel 7 Pro, which can be seen in the reflection on the glossy back of the phone. The person who bought the 7 Pro prototype on Facebook thinks his phone is the same one used to take these photos.

Buyer says this phone was advertised as Pixel 6 Pro Unboxed on Facebook Marketplace.
Photo: Reddit user AMC20_

google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro phones have already been announced In his keynote address at I/O last month, he revealed what the devices will look like and…nothing more. It is very likely that they will be officially launched with Android 13 in October. These rumored prototypes haven’t given any further clues about what we can expect from the phones – only confirmation that they’ll use a different modem than the Pixel 6 series and appear to come in a variant with 256GB of storage and 12GB of RAM.

We probably can’t learn much from him either. The alleged buyer of the prototype said that the phone was working fine until a few days ago, when it appeared to be erased remotely. This is not surprising – if this is the original article, then Google will have protections like those in case the phone is lost. But if you look at the Pixel series” registrationIt probably won’t be long before we see another leak.

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