Google Pixel 7 Pro Leak Renders Suggests It Looks Like the Pixel 6 Design

Google Pixel 7 Pro leak renders suggest that the design of the rumored flagship smartphone is nearly identical to its predecessor, the Pixel 6 series.

Google Pixel 7 Pro

As per a news story by XDA Developers, the latest flagship of Google, the Pixel 6 series, is still fresh from its debut. It is to note that only a few months have passed since it launched in October 2021.

However, as early as now, a couple of Pixel 7 details, the rumored successor of the Pixel 6, are starting to see the light of day.

This time around, a new leaked render of the Pixel 7 Pro showcased the design of the future flagship phone of Google.

Google Pixel 7 Pro Leak Renders

According to the latest report by The Verge, a reliable leaker, which goes by the moniker OnLeaks, shared what the rumored next-generation Pixel 7 will look like, at least in the flesh of a well-executed 3D render.

The leaked render of the rumored smartphone could be mistaken as the current Pixel 6 if seen from afar.

However, a closer look and a keen eye on details would notice that there are slight differences between the two. But overall, the Pixel 6 and the rumored Pixel 7 look nearly the same.

To be more precise, the renders still sported the signature camera bar module of the Pixel 6 to carry its three rear cameras.

Meanwhile, the front-facing or selfie snapper of the Pixel 7 render still features the punch-hole camera design, which suggests that Google has yet to include its under-screen lens design.

Google Pixel 7 vs. Pixel 6 Design

But still, there are some changes in the Pixel 7 Pro. For instance, the camera bar on the rear of the Pixel 7 now comes with curved edges, making it slightly less prominent than its sibling.

On top of that, The Verge noted in the same story that the camera bar at the back of the Pixel 7 render looks larger than its predecessor, suggesting that Google decided to stuff in a wide-angle snapper, an ultra-wide lens, and a telephoto camera.

What's more, as per the report by 9to5Google, the leaked render of the next-gen Pixel also appears to have removed plastic windows for the mmWave antenna, which was found on the top of the Pixel 6 lineup.

Instead, it seems that Google has placed the 5G antenna to the sides of the mobile device.

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Written by Teejay Boris