With Mint, the Pixel 8 (Hazel, Obsidian, Rose) and 8 Pro (Bay, Obsidian, Porcelain) are now available in four colors, like the Pixel 7a (Sea, Charcoal, Snow, Coral). It’s a real shame Google ...

The Pixel 8 in Mint starts at $699, while the Pixel 8 Pro in Mint will cost $999. Alongside this release, Google also pushed out a fresh January Feature Drop that we weren’t exactly expecting.

The Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro in Mint have an identical shade of the color, though their mid-frame and glass finishes are different. The smaller Pixel 8 has a satin metal finish and a polished glass ...

Mint is available for both Pixel 8 models as of January 25, though there are a couple of restrictions on the color. For starters, you can only get it from the Google Store and Google Fi.

Google has announced a fourth new color option for the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro. Mint will be available in the US starting on January 25th exclusively from the Google Store. It’s not as bold as ...

When Google launched the Pixel 8 series, it landed in five colorways: Obsidian, Hazel, Bay, Rose, and Porcelain.Now, it looks like a new Google Pixel 8 Mint colorway is coming soon.

The upcoming Pixel is expected to come in four colors, and if you think 'Bay' looks different than usual, wait until you see 'Mint.' Written by Kerry Wan, Managing Editor, Reviews April 12, 2024 ...

Today the Pixel team’s social media channels began posting teases for a new mint green color that will be available next Thursday, January 25th. The messaging isn’t exactly subtle.