New concept art for Pixel 4 is stunning, revealing a clean, Galaxy S10-like design. Here’s what we know so far about the Pixel 4 and 4 XL, launching in October.
We’ve a long while to wait for the Pixel 4 and 4 XL, expected to appear in October 2019, but concept videos and renders are already appearing online. The latest images are based on rumours and come from Phone Designer, revealing a clean design that is more than a little Galaxy S10-esque with its punch-hole-style selfie camera.
A key difference between the Pixel 4 and Pixel XL, as shown in the concept art, is the inclusion of a dual-lens camera on the larger model. This would make it Google’s first phone with two lenses on the rear, but it comes at a time when others are moving to triple- and even quad-lens primary cameras.
A slightly older concept comes from Concept Creator, and is shown in the video below. Though it’s purely a concept, the imagined design sees Google really push the boundaries of the all-screen display, with a dual-lens selfie camera and dual speakers built directly into the screen – and no notch in sight. With more screen estate we could see a bump up from 5.5in to something closer to 6in for the standard model, and from 6.3in to something closer to 6.6in for the XL version.
Of course, the Pixel 3 and 3 XL had little in common in design, so it remains to be seen whether the Pixel 4 XL will follow a similar overall look to the Pixel 4, and it’s too early for any leaked images of the actual devices.
