The speculation was accurate. The much-anticipated Google Made by Google product launch will take place on August 20 at 1 PM ET, and it promises to be a showcase full of new products.

With Android getting a refresh this summer, Google is set to unveil a range of new Pixel devices just over a month after Samsung introduced its Android 16 foldables. This includes new smartphones, smartwatches, and wireless earbuds.

Google issued invites earlier this week (yes, we received some), inviting members of the press to Brooklyn, NY, for an in-person Made by Google event on August 20, where they will "introduce the latest additions to our Pixel Portfolio of devices."

This could prove to be a major year for Pixel devices. We're anticipating not only the release of the Pixel 10 series but also the arrival of the new Pixel 10 Pro Fold, which faces stiff competition from the slim 4.2mm-thick Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7—both expected to run on Android 16.

Regarding the Pixel 10 phones, numerous rumors have provided a fairly clear idea of what's coming. While likely maintaining last year’s significant redesign, these models are expected to feature refinements that give them a more polished appearance. Screen technology may see enhancements, and there are suggestions that photography, particularly macro photography, might improve as well.

All smartphones in the lineup are anticipated to come equipped with Google’s Tensor 5 chip. So far, Google has struggled to outperform Apple or Qualcomm in the race for the best system-on-a-chip, but perhaps this year will bring a change.

The model selection should remain similar to 2024's line-up, featuring the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold. One notable change expected for the latter is a significantly larger battery capacity—5,015mAh—which would surpass the battery size found in the Galaxy Z Fold 7.

A new Pixel Watch 4, possibly redesigned, is also on the horizon, although details remain limited beyond its sizes (41mm and 45mm) and potential color and strap options.

It's plausible that Gemini Live will be accessible directly on the upcoming Pixel Watch, similar to how it works on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8.

As for the Pixel Buds, they remain something of an enigma, though expectations suggest they might be smaller and incorporate additional sensors for enhanced onboard intelligence.

Incidentally, the invite doesn’t offer any clues about other products, designs, or surprises (such as Android-based XR glasses).

Whatever Google presents at this major product event, TechRadar will be on-site covering everything live and providing immediate insights based on our firsthand experiences.

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