Some new renders of Google's upcoming Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL have appeared online, courtesy of the usually reliable leaker @OnLeaks. 

Earlier this month we got to see a few photos of what looks like a real Pixel 3 XL in the wild, this time though, detailed video renders have leaked out something which shows off everything about the phones, as far as design is concerned. 

In these renders, we see a smaller Google Pixel 3 with a fully rectangular display and a larger Google Pixel 3 XL with a notch on its forehead.

The design language is pretty much the same on the back, a combination of glass and metal along with a single lens camera. Where previous devices were mostly metal and feature a small pane of glass up top for the antennas, it seems like Google is giving the Pixel 3 the full glass treatment. 

The display on the duo is expected to be an 18:9 / 5.4-inch panel and 19:9 / 6.2-inch panel respectively. It's that very notch on the display that's going to draw the most attention: it's a bit smaller than what you see on the iPhone X. 

This is where the similarities end though. The smaller Pixel 3 is shown ditching some of its bezels by going for a modern 18:9 narrow and tall 5.3-inch display. There's a large earpiece with what appears to a dual front camera setup. There are rumours that Google can implement facial recognition technology, though that's highly doubtful for now.

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In MySmartPrice's report, the Pixel 3 XL measures 145.6 x 68.2 x 7.9 mm which is almost same as the Pixel 2. A stereo speaker is also visible in the renders. 

Coming to the Pixel 3 XL, it has two front-facing cameras as well and a notch on the top. As far as other details are concerned, we will get a single camera with an LED flash on the rear along with a fingerprint scanner and Google's logo. At the bottom, there's a USB Type-C port and a SIM card tray and measures 158 x 76.6 x 7.9mm. 

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Both phones are expected to come with Snapdragon 845 chipset and Android P out of the box. Google is expected to launch the duo in October later this year. 

Source: MySmartPrice