Last-minute Google Pixel 10 leak reveals pricing for the entire lineup, including the new 67W charger

Today’s the day of the Google Pixel 10 launch, with the Made by Google event kicking off later today. If you’re interested in seeing the reveal, then you can check out our ‘Where to watch‘ guide. But in the meantime, some last-minute leaks from a well-known leaker give us an early insight into how much Google’s new hardware will cost.

The pricing of the Pixel 10 series has been kept under wraps by Google. While we’ve seen a bunch of specs leaks, renders, and even hands-on benchmarks recently, the price has alluded us – until now. Leaker Evan Bliss claims that the new Pixel smartphones range from $799 to $2,149, from the cheapest Pixel 10 to the most expensive Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

Google Pixel 10 price leaks, plus Watch 4, Buds 2a, and more

This last-minute leak comes less than 24 hours before the Made by Google event, which will be taking place in NYC at 1 PM Eastern Time. Here’s how it looks for the four new smartphones, with the new Pixel Watch 4 and accessories down below.

Evan also claims the new Google Pixel Buds 2a will be priced at $129. On top of that, the recently leaked 67W charger with a dual-port power adapter comes in at $59.99, while the new Pixelsnap charger is $20 cheaper (without a stand).

In any case, now that it’s just a matter of hours before Google officially announces its new line-up, we won’t have to wait long to confirm or disprove these leaks. Google has been teasing the launch for a while now, even poking fun at Apple along the way, so we’re keen to see how the new generation compares to the rest of the competition.

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