Google Gears Up for Early Pixel 10 Launch, Select Fans to Attend Private Preview on June 27

Tech lovers are eagerly waiting for Google to unveil its highly anticipated smartphone dubbed the Pixel 10 series. However, every now and then, something or the other shifts. The timeline gets changed, or the pattern is broken, giving all the reasons to fans to get truly excited. In a new unexpected move, Google has stirred the tech world by teasing the Pixel 10 much earlier than expected. The company has finally started sending out exclusive invites to the special preview event for June 27.

Here’s What We Know About the Pixel 10 Launch:

Google Breaks Tradition with Pixel 10 Tease:

Google ha started sending out the exclusive invites for its ‘Pixel Penthouse’ event in London. The event is set for June 27 where 21 fans will get an opportunity to have access to the pre-release Pixel devices. This is typically happening a full two months before the typical Pixel launch window. In addition, the invitation suggests that Google might be planning an earlier release for its next-generation smartphone. If this happens, the tech giant will break and shake up its traditional October launch cycle.

A Private Penthouse Preview for Select Fans:

Fueling to the excitement, the invitation for the Pixel Penthouse isn’t just any invitation, its rather an exclusive penthouse preview that’s carefully selected for Pixel superfans. Only 21 people will be allowed to get a private hands-on look at what’s believed to be the Pixel 10 series. While official details are still under wraps, but the venue and timing for the Penthouse event signifies that Google wants to make this launch feel more personal, premium, and surprising.

What This Could Mean for Pixel 10:

With the arrival of Pixel Penthouse event early than expected, it reveals that the Google could be accelerating its launch timeline for the Pixel 10 series. Rumored to come with major upgrades than its predecessor, the Pixel 10 series will be innovative in design, embedded with several AI features, and will be performance rich.

By showing it off early, Google might be trying to grab the spotlight before Apple or Samsung reveal their next flagships.