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- Pixel 10 series colors, including Pixel 10, 10 Pro, and 10 Pro XL are leaked.
- The standard Pixel 10 is expected to come in a new “Lemonel 0” color, which is expected to be a yellow shade.
- Blue is also returning this year, though it is not yet clear what Google has chosen the same shade.
With the start of the Pixel 10 series, a few months away, Lakes continue to show details about Google’s next general flagship. The latest scope includes a complete list of the Pixel 10 lineups, leaving the Pixel 10 Pro Fold.
According to the mystical leak on the telegram, it is expected that the Pixel 10 series will be launched in a mixture of fine and standout color options, including a bold new yellow shade that has “Lemonuslo”. The last time Google used yellow over the pixel phone, Pixel 6 Pro was the color of the sun. This new lemon -affected shadow will be more familiar to the tons we have seen on the first pixel phones, such as Ocedian (Black), Aires (purple), blue, porcelain (white), and sterling (gray).
Pixel 8 Pro Pixel 6 Pro Santa Sunny (left)
That said, even a variety of blue depends on Google’s choice. In the past, Google has played with different blue colors, from the original pixel to really Blue to Pixel 2, from Blue Blue on Pixel 4A, barely Blue on Pixel 4A, and recently, Pixel 8 Pro and Pixel 8A. There was no blue option in the Pixel 9 series.
Here is a complete error of Lake Pixel 10 color visits:
Pixel 10:
- Obsidian (Black)
- Blue (blue)
- Erses (Arton)
- Lemonuslo (yellow)
Pixel 10 Pro/Pixel 10 Pro XL:
- Obsidian (Black)
- Green (green)
- Sterling (Gray)
- Porcelain (white)
Google will apparently continue its playful tradition of combining wallpapers with phone colorways. Lakers have also released a set of 40 new Pixel 10 series wallpapers that go with each color of the phone.
Although official verification is still pending, such leaks give us a good idea to come. That said, for example, some of these pixels 10 color names, Lemonsolo, may not be the final marketing names to adopt Google.
