Google Pixel 6 Renders Tips Design, Camera Setup, and More

Google is gearing up to launch the Google Pixel 6 series later this year. According to the leaks, the series will consist of two variants – a vanilla model and the other Pro model. Now, the CAD-based renders are here for the same. According to the tipster OnLeaks, he shares more detailed renders of the vanilla Pixel 6. In addition, he also mentions some specifications of the upcoming smartphone. According to the report by 91mobiles, the smartphone will come with a 6.4-inch flat display, dual rear camera, and more. Let’s take a look at the upcoming device’s renders, specifications, and other details.

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Google Pixel 6 Design Revealed via CAD Renders

These new 3D CAD renders from the tipster are in line with those of Prosser from a few days ago. According to the renders, it confirms that the phone will come with a unique new design that sees a camera bridge on the rear panel. As for the display, we see slim bezels on the top and sides and a noticeable chin. Whereas, the camera details of the device still remain a mystery.

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However, the renders from OnLeaks show off the rear camera bridge which includes two camera sensors on Google Pixel 6. They are likely to shoot wide and ultrawide images. There is also an unknown third sensor next to the LED flash. Additionally, the device will measure roughly 158.6mm x 74.8mm x 8.9mm (11.8mm including rear camera bump). It will come with a USB Type-C port at the bottom edge. The phone’s power button and volume rocker will be on the right side of the frame.

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Furthermore, the renders here show a dual-tone finish with a thin strip of orange above the camera bridge that matches the orange of the ‘G’ logo. On the other hand, Google Pixel 6 will apparently feature a custom silicon co-developed with Samsung. Google is likely to launch the devices with Android 12 out of the box. More information will pour in as the launch nears for the series.