Gadgetfull BD, an electronics store from Bangladesh, posted a short video on its Facebook page unpacking a supposedly Google Pixel 7 Pro. The video shows someone taking the device out of Google’s branded box and showing off its sleek black case with the Google “G” logo on the back.
Google first unveiled the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro at I/O in May, and will likely release the smartphone next month along with the Pixel Watch. The device in the Facebook video matches official Google renders. An aluminum camera panel with two cutouts for sensors, as well as the official Google Pixel animation when booting up and then the device setup screen.
There’s not much information about the new device in the video, and Gadgetfull BD doesn’t offer any additional details in the description. The Pixel 7 has previously appeared in leaks. One user sold it on eBay and another on Reddit claimed to have bought the prototype device on Facebook Marketplace.
Each leak mostly confirmed the design unveiled by Google earlier this year, but this particular video may indicate that Google is getting closer to launching the device. The previous two leaks didn’t show the Google logo on the back of the device, nor did they include any packaging.
Google doesn’t have the best track record when it comes to keeping its Pixel phones secret. There have also been leaks about the Pixel Watch. Google’s fall presentation is just around the corner, and the company is about to unveil all of its new products.
