Following the announcement of the iPhone 13 series by Apple, Google's new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro phones made an unannounced display at Google's Store front in New York City on Friday, September 17. In early August, Google had first released images of the Pixel 6 duo's designs and details about its Tensor chipsets. It also revealed that Google will update the camera systems of its Pixel phones, including a dedicated telephoto camera on the Pro model.
According to TechRadar's Matt Swider description of the display, "The standard Google Pixel 6 is on display in two-tone orange color, one of three colors for the smaller phone. Each model has a two-tone color scheme: a darker hue on the top above the unique black camera band and a lighter color on the bottom".
Further explaining the display theme of Google Pixel 6 Pro, he has stated, "The Google Pixel 6 Pro is on display in a yellow/gold color that spans the top and bottom halves. The top portion of the phone is noticeably larger on the Pro model. Other colors not on display: green for the Pixel 6 and silver for the Pixel 6 Pro. Both editions will come in black".
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