Google Pixel Phones are pretty decent devices but do not make waves in the market. This is because, in the past, the company did not take Pixel phones seriously. However, since the Google Pixel 6 series, there has been a drastic change in the acceptability of Pixel phones. Google is now more serious with its Pixel series and it has now released the roadmap of the Google Pixel product line to 2025. According to the roadmap, Google will emulate Apple’s iPhone to optimize the Pixel product line. The company will also launch more models to cover more consumer groups.
List of Google Pixel Phones for 2023 to 2025
Pixel product line plan for 2023
- Pixel 7a: codenamed Lynx
- Pixel 8 and 8 Pro: Codenamed Shiba and Husky
- Pixel Fold: Codenamed Felix
- Pixel Tablet: Codenamed Tangor / Pro
There are reports that the screen size and body size of the Pixel 8 will reduce. However, the Pixel 8 Pro will remain the same.
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Pixel product line plan for 2024
- Pixel 8a: Codenamed Akita
- Pixel 9: Oddly, there’s no codename
- 6.3-inch Pixel 9 Pro: Codenamed Caiman
- 6.7-inch Pixel 9 Pro: Codenamed Komodo
- Pixel foldable phone successor
Google will make major adjustments to the Pixel product line in 2024. The Pixel 8a, code-named after a breed of dog, is getting a $50 price hike to $499. However, the Pixel 8a plans may change depending on how the Pixel 7a performs in the market. Google will follow the example of the iPhone SE and switch its product planning to a 2-year update cycle since the Pixel 8a. The Pixel 9 Pro will offer two screen sizes to match Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max (or iPhone 16 Ultra). The Pixel 9, on the other hand, is aimed at the standard model of Apple’s iPhone.
Pixel product line plan for 2025:
- Smaller screen Pixel 10
- Big-screen Pixel 10 or clamshell foldable
- Smaller screen Pixel 10 Pro
- Big screen Pixel 10 Pro
- Foldable Pixel successor
Google may launch a clamshell folding phone like the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip in 2025, and the overall model layout is already very close to the iPhone.
