If you were looking forward to Google’s upcoming summer event and all of the surprises about Pixel hardware it may reveal, you may want to stop reading. After showing the Pixel 10 on its own website following leaks, Google went ahead and doubled down on the anticlimax by previewing the entire new Pixel lineup in the Play Store. So, without further ado, here’s the whole damn Pixel family:

Google leaked the entire Pixel 10 series through Play Store.

Source: Android Authority pic.twitter.com/eTSnNd6oDt

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As noted by Android Authority, which discovered the images on the Play Store, Google seems to have (perhaps unintentionally?) revealed the whole lineup of upcoming Pixel phones, including the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and also the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Android Authority writes that the reveal certainly seems to be a bit of an oops, since a corresponding banner reads “Now available” and even includes an October 13 deadline for a $50 discount. Intentional or not, it doesn’t leave much to the imagination ahead of Google’s August event, but there might be some other unknowns waiting in the shadows.

Google uses its events to unveil other products, which could include the Pixel Watch 3—announced at last year’s summer event—or the Pixel Buds 2 Pro wireless earbuds that debuted before that. I’m holding out hope that the Pixel Watch 4 or more wireless earbuds will make an appearance in August to at least give us something of a surprise. On the bright side (or not so bright, depending on your attitude), we’ll probably see a lot of new AI features.

In May, Google used its I/O developer conference to unveil endless updates to Gemini that will probably find their way into new Pixel devices. Whether Google can move the needle on getting people to actually care about those AI features is another story entirely, but there most certainly won’t be any lack of effort if the past few years are any indication. We’ll have definitive answers on everything soon enough, though. Tune in on August 20, when we’ll be covering the Pixel event live.