Google Pixel 10 Colors Leaked: Limoncello Yellow Makes Return

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Google Pixel 10 official-looking renders have leaked, revealing exciting new color options including the vibrant “Limoncello” yellow shade. The folks over at Android Headlines revealed a striking blue shade similar to 2017’s “Really Blue” Pixel, and “Limoncello” offering a vibrant yellow/green hue.

Google Pixel 10
Google Pixel 10

Google Pixel 10 Series: Complete Color Lineup

ModelAvailable Colors
Pixel 10Ultra Blue, Limoncello, Iris, Midnight
Pixel 10 ProSterling Gray, Light Porcelain, Smoky Green
Pixel 10 Pro XLSterling Gray, Light Porcelain, Smoky Green

Limoncello: The Standout Yellow Shade

The Pixel 10 series is expected to launch in a mix of subtle and standout color options, including a bold new yellow shade dubbed “Limoncello.” The last time Google used yellow on a Pixel phone was the Sorta Sunny colorway of the Pixel 6 Pro.

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via Android Headlines

This citrus-inspired name brings back memories of Google’s bold color choices, marking the first yellow Pixel since the Pixel 6 Pro’s “Sorta Sunny” variant launched years ago.

New Color Descriptions Revealed

The Ultra Blue color is like a royal blue color that will only be on the base model. Limencello is a mid-tone color, while Iris is the same color as the Pixel 9a. Finally, Midnight replaces Obsidian; this is more of a dark gray color, versus being completely black like Obsidian was.

Color Breakdown:

  • Ultra Blue: Royal blue exclusive to standard Pixel 10
  • Limoncello: Mid-tone yellow/green citrus shade
  • Iris: Familiar bluey-purple from Pixel 9a
  • Midnight: Dark gray replacing previous Obsidian black
  • Smoky Green: Dark green for Pro models
  • Light Porcelain: Off-white premium finish

What’s Missing from Google Pixel 10 Colours

Ultra Blue is like “royal blue”, Iris is the same color used in the Pixel 9a, Limoncello is “a mid-tone color”, whatever that means, Light Porcelain is “a bit more off-white” versus the Porcelain (sans “Light”) Google’s used before, and Smoky Green is a dark green hue.

Notably absent are some classic Pixel favorites, suggesting Google is refreshing its color palette with more distinctive options.

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Google Pixel 10

Official Renders Show Design Changes

The leaked renders showcase the Pixel 10’s updated design language alongside these new colors. The official-looking images demonstrate Google’s commitment to offering diverse aesthetic choices across different price points.

For smartphone enthusiasts tracking Google’s design evolution, these renders provide the clearest look yet at the upcoming Pixel 10 series ahead of its expected launch.

Expected Launch Timeline

While Google hasn’t confirmed official details, these color leaks align with previous Pixel launch patterns. The Pixel 10 series is expected to debut later this year with these vibrant new color options targeting different market segments.

The return of bold colors like Limoncello suggests Google is embracing more expressive design choices, moving away from the more conservative palette of recent generations.

FAQs

When was the last yellow Google Pixel phone released?

The last yellow Pixel was the “Sorta Sunny” Pixel 6 Pro several years ago.

What colors will the Pixel 10 Pro models offer?

Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL will feature Sterling Gray, Light Porcelain, and Smoky Green options.

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