While we’ve already seen the Pixel 6 series officially numerous times at this point, in-person leaks have been rare this year. Today, we’re finally getting a good hands-on look at the Pixel 6 Pro in a leaked video showing off clearly its glossy hardware.
A video uncovered by a Discord user (via @ThisIsTechToday) shows what appears to be a pre-production sample of the Pixel 6 Pro in its black/grey colorway. It’s suspected to be a pre-production unit due to the symbol on the back which is in line with past early Google hardware leaks.
The video itself doesn’t really reveal much new detail, but does offer some clarification on what we can expect from the device in person.
For one, we can see that the black/grey version of the Pixel 6 Pro will have a distinctly glossy finish to the glass. It’s unclear if Google will be using a matte finish on any versions of the phone as it did on the Pixel 3 and Pixel 4. It’s also pretty clear from the video that the “black” in this finish is much more grey than initially expected.
Beyond the finish, we can also get a slight sense of the curved glass on the front of the phone. The dark theme on the setup screen doesn’t offer the best point of reference, but it’s pretty clear that the curve of the glass will be fairly similar to the OnePlus 8/9 Pro and older Samsung products that had the same design feature. Looking at official renders, it sure seems likely that Google’s display will bleed over that edge.
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