The Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are expected to be released on October 28.

Google has previously announced that the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro will be released "later this fall" with bespoke Tensor processors and a significant design overhaul. While the business has not announced a specific launch date, several speculations suggested it will happen on September 13, around the same time as Apple's iPhone debut.

This did not seem to be an intelligent decision on Google's side, and a more recent leak appears to confirm this. This information comes from tipster Jon Prosser, who has a proven track record of providing reliable information. He says that the Pixel 6 range will instead be launched on October 28, with pre-orders beginning on October 19.

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This does not rule out a September release date since Sony and many other firms often announce new phones a month before they go on sale, but Google does not operate in this manner. If pre-orders begin on October 19, we may anticipate a formal announcement a few days, if not a week, before that date.

Because this is just conjecture, we advise you to take it with a grain of salt. Though, as previously said, the tipster has a proven track record with leaks and insists that the dates are correct.