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Google Pixel 4 leaked hands-on videos reveal colour variants, processor and more
The videos suggest that Google Pixel 4 might come in three colour variants — white, black and coral.

It was recently reported that Google's Pixel event might take place on 15 October this year and we're likely to see the launch of the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL phones. Ahead of the launch, as always, several leaks have taken rounds on the internet revealing some key specs of the smartphones.As per a recent hands-on video by YouTube channel AnhEm TV, Pixel 4 might come in three colour options — white, black and coral. The video also revealed that Pixel 4 is likely to run on a Snapdragon 855 chip and it has a 6.23-inch display. It is expected to offer 6 GB RAM. According to the video, there is no notch on the display and there's a thin bezel at the bottom.[caption id="attachment_6589311" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
Pixel 4 is likely to run on Snapdragon 855 and it might have a 6.23 inch display. Representational Image: Omkar G[/caption]The video also corroborates earlier rumour about a 90 Hz refresh rate for the display. Obviously, the phone will run Android 10.[caption id="attachment_7329191" align="alignnone" width="1068"]
Camera sample comparision shots. Image: Rabbit TV.[/caption]A recorder app is also spotted on the phone in the video. This will be a new thing as this app was not seen on Pixel phones till now.[caption id="attachment_7329291" align="alignnone" width="1059"]
The camera of Pixel 4 is expected to feature "Night sight" mode. Image: Rabbit TV[/caption]Another video by Rabbit TV also suggests that Pixel 4 will come in white, black and coral colour variants. This video also reveals that the Pixel 4 camera will feature a "Night sight" mode along with other modes. Some comparison camera samples are also shown in the video to give a glimpse at the picture quality of the upcoming phone.
First Published:Sep 12, 2019, 15:19:07 IST
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