Google Pixel 7 Event: How to Watch and What to Expect Tomorrow
The October event “Made by Google” starts tomorrow and we expect the official launch of the Google Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro and the first-ever Pixel Watch. If you’re interested in the next generation of mobile and smart home hardware from Google, this is an event to tune into.
If you want to watch the Pixel event live yourself to see Google hardware unveiled, here’s how to watch the stream online for yourself.
How to watch the Google Pixel event live
Google’s fall launch event will be live streamed Thursday, October 6 at 7am PT / 10am ET / 3pm. BST. To see the Pixel 7 launch for yourself, all you have to do is tune into the stream directly from the Google events portal or watch it on the Made by Google YouTube channel.
If you miss the event live, you can watch it at your leisure after the stream ends. You can also buy the products yourself directly on GoogleStore.com.
Where does the Made by Google event take place?
The Made by Google Launch event takes place in the Williamsburg neighborhood of New York. Unfortunately, the personal event is limited to invited press representatives. So if you didn’t get an invite, you’ll need to watch the stream online.
What to expect from the Made by Google event
Considering that Google issued a press release about what to expect from the event, we have a pretty good idea of what products we’ll be seeing tomorrow. The biggest things are brand new Google phones, the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, as well as the first-ever Pixel Watch. Both products were announced at Google I/O in May.
sophistication is coming #Pixel7.
It’s super slim, with a glass back, a matte aluminum camera bar, and eye-popping colors – Lemongrass, Obsidian, and Snow.
Sign up for updates and be there live #MadeByGoogle on October 6th at 10am ET: https://t.co/oJ1hBx7Yp0 pic.twitter.com/qaazdkgqLl
— Made by Google (@madebygoogle) September 29, 2022
The company has also said it will be announcing additions to its Nest smart home portfolio at the show, but didn’t provide any further details beyond that. It’s as if they could be all-new smart speakers, or updates to the more affordable range of Nest Minis. Google tends to remain fairly competitive in the smart home market and Amazon only recently announced its new products in this space.
Another thing we might see at the show, although not included in the press release, is more information about the Google Pixel tablet. Though it likely won’t be out until sometime in 2023, it’s likely that Google won’t resist the chance to unveil its upcoming iPad competitor.