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After sharing the first official leaked renders of the Pixel 10 yesterday, today Android Headlines has shared images of the 10 Pro too. It looks almost identical to the base model, but will apparently launch in a more muted set of colors.

Android Headlines reports that the black and white finishes are the familiar “Obsidian” and “Porcelain” that Google has used before. The grayish blue will apparently be called “Moonstone,” while the “Jade” green is the most colorful of the lot, with a subtle gold trim too.

Shortly after Android Headlines shared leaked images of the base Pixel 10 yesterday, Google responded with its own official reveal. We’re not expecting the same to happen again today, as closer inspection suggests that yesterday’s reveal appears to be of the Pro model already.

With the base Pixel 10 rumored to sport its own telephoto camera, it seems like both that and the Pixel 10 Pro will look almost identical, colors aside. But there is still one giveaway: the Pro-exclusive temperature sensor, the small dot below the flash. That’s present in the phone Google officially revealed, which strongly suggests that it’s actually the 10 Pro — not to mention the color in that image looks a lot like the “Moonstone” in today’s leaked renders.

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1 / 3 The Pixel 10 Pro apparently comes in black, white, gray-blue, and a pale green. Image: Android Headlines

Google has already confirmed that it will reveal the Pixel 10 phones at an event on August 20th, when we’re expecting to see both these phones, along with a larger Pixel 10 Pro XL, a potentially dustproof Pixel 10 Pro Fold, and a Pixel Watch 4 with some battery upgrades.