Before the major launch event, leaked promotional videos of the Pixel 10 have surfaced, revealing Google’s latest gadgets. An insider has disclosed marketing visuals of the upcoming products, including the Pixel Watch 4. Renowned leaker Evan Blass, in his “Pixel Drop” series, unveiled photos and alleged promotional materials of the forthcoming Pixel devices and the Pixel Watch 4 on X platform. These leaked videos provide a comprehensive view of both phones from various angles, showcasing the Pixel 10 Pro Fold’s hinge and active display with slimmer bezels. The Pixel Watch 4 promo highlights its crown, screen, and side-mounted charging slot. Blass also shared images of the rumored Pixel 10 in new color options. This week has seen an influx of Pixel 10 leaks, with Blass revealing alleged marketing visuals and promos for the upcoming flagship Pixel 10 series and the Pixel Watch 4. The “PD” (Pixel Drop) post on X offers a detailed glimpse at the speculated color variations of the Pixel 10 and its camera setup in official marketing shots. In another X post, Blass presented additional images of the purported Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro Fold in a grey shade known as Moonstone. Although focusing on the rear panels, these images provide a clear view of the camera arrangement on top and the Fold’s cover display. Reports suggest that camera specifications for these devices are likely to match their predecessors’. Additionally, Blass shared promotional videos featuring close-ups of the Pixel 10 Pro’s camera array, power button, and volume controls. For the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, a video zooms in on its hinge and reveals a screen with thinner bezels offering more display area compared to its predecessor. The video showcasing the supposed Pixel Watch 4 exhibits the wearable device entirely. While retaining its traditional circular design with domed glass, some changes include relocating the crown to the bottom panel of the watch and introducing a side-mounted charging system with two contacts inside an indentation. This setup allows users to charge the watch on its left side, enabling them to view the display like a mini-clock. Despite these convincing leaks, it is crucial to remember that official specifications are yet to be confirmed. However, anticipation is building as Google’s next flagship series is scheduled for launch on August 20 in New York.