Google finally sets the date for Pixel 10 launch event

Every year’s new Pixel lineup is an exciting one for devoted Android fans, but 2025 is really shaping up to be something special. With the TSMC-made Tensor G5 chip, the Pixel 10 series promises to deliver maybe the most impressive upgrades we’ve seen in a long time, and that’s not even touching on the rest of the new Google hardware we could expect to debut alongside it. Understandably, we’ve been hugely curious about when we might get to see the Pixel 10 family go official, and today we finally get our answer.

Google has started distributing invitations for its next Made by Google event, taking place Wednesday, August 20 in Brooklyn, NY. That’s a date we’d heard before, rumored alongside August 13 as possibilities. It’s also just a couple days ahead of when Google threw its Pixel 9 launch event last year.

In its invitation, Google says it intends to “share the latest on our Pixel phones, watches, buds, and more.” We just brought you an early look at what we’re expecting from Pixel Watch 4 hardware upgrades, like some slightly bigger batteries.

Just a couple weeks back, we also heard rumors about a possible new Pixel Buds A-series model, and if we really are getting those Pixel Buds 2a, it sure sounds like Google intends to show them off next month.

Beyond all that hardware, we wouldn’t be surprised to end up hearing a whole lot about features landing in Android’s next Pixel Drop — of course, with plenty of Pixel 10 exclusives, we’re sure. Hopefully we’ll get a slightly better picture of everything Google’s likely to share as we start closing in on that August 20 date. Keep following Android Authority for all that coverage leading up to the launch, as well as our hands-on report from the Made by Google event itself.