Google Pixel 8 and 8 Pro to come in 3 storage, 3 color options.

If history repeats itself and Google adheres to its typical schedule, the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro will not be introduced until October. Regardless, their contents have been leaking for months.

As the launch date approaches, more minute details begin to emerge. Today, a generally dependable source informs us about the variations of the two models that will be marketed.

Color and storage availability

The Pixel 8 is expected to include 128GB or 256GB of storage, much like its predecessor. Those looking for a 256GB upgrade for the entry-level model may be disappointed. The Pixel 8 will be available in three colorways: Licorice, Peony, and Haze.

The bigger Pixel 8 Pro, on the other hand, will come in three storage configurations. 512GB will be added to the 128GB/256GB combination. It will also be available in three colors: Licorice, Porcelain, and Sky.

Price and other specs

Previous leaks and reports indicate that the Pixel 8 will be more costly than the Pixel 7 at launch ($650-$700 vs. $600). It will sport a 6.17-inch 1080x2400 120 Hz display with an embedded ultrasonic fingerprint reader, a 50 MP main camera with a new Samsung ISOCELL GN2 sensor, the same 12 MP ultrawide and 11 MP selfie cameras as its predecessor, a 4,485 mAh battery with support for 24W wired and 12W wireless charging, and, of course, the next generation Tensor chipset.

The Pixel 8 Pro has the same 6.7-inch 1344x2992 120 Hz screen as the Pixel 7 Pro, the same processor, the same new primary camera, a new 64 MP ultrawide, and the same 48 MP telephoto and 11 MP selfie cameras.

With October fast approaching, Google's Pixel 8 series launch is highly anticipated. Only then will all rumors be put to rest, providing clarity to an expectant public.