Google’s New ‘Moonstone’ Color Leaks Everywhere — Because Why Wait for August 20?

After we exclusively shared renders of the entire Pixel family that is set to be announced on August 20, earlier this week, we’re now starting to see even more leaks coming out.

Evleaks just posted on Twitter a number of images of the new products, all in the new “Moonstone” color. This is a slate blue color, that does look pretty nice. And I have to say, it’s been growing on me, the more I see it.

First up, we can see the Moonstone Google Pixel 10 Pro and Google Pixel 10 Pro XL. There’s a few different angles here, compared to what we showed already. So we can see that the frame is once again glossy and on this Moonstone color, it’s likely to be more like a mirror finish. So it’s definitely going to attract a lot of fingerprints. And Google is also sticking with the power button and volume rocker being reversed from every other smartphone.

Pixel Watch 4 & Pixel Buds in Moonstone compliment the look

Yesterday, we shared images of the Pixel Watch 4, including this Moonstone case and watch band, that really looks quite good. It does look like the case will be a matte finish like the black Pixel Watch 3, and the Silver and Gold options will continue to be glossy as they should be. So there’s another option for those that want a matte case.

It’s also interesting that Google is continuing to not show the opposite side of the watch, where the new Google Pixel Watch 4 charging system will reside, as we reported yesterday. Google is moving to a side charging feature this year – marking the third charging change in four generations of Pixel Watch.

Then there’s the earbuds. We don’t know for sure, but these are likely the Pixel Buds 2a that have been rumored. Though it would not be surprising to see Google re-release the Pixel Buds 2 Pro in the new Moonstone color. Google has done this before, in fact the original Google Pixel Buds Pro got a new color almost every cycle, despite not being upgraded until last year.

Google is going to officially announce all of these products on August 20, at its Made by Google event. Though, these days, is there much to announce?