Our first look at the upcoming flagship phone series has come via a short video clip posted on the Google Store, with the text “Google Pixel 10” alongside. The webpage also confirms the Pixel 10 will arrive on August 20, which matches the Made by Google event the company announced last week.

As noticed by leaker Mukul Sharma on Twitter, Google's official Pixel store now features a video which morphs the number 10 into an image of the Pixel 10, the very phone that Google is about to launch. Sure, the photo is pretty dark and we don't see the phone from the front. But it's basically a photo of the entire phone, so...thank you, Google?

As for cameras, the Pixel 10 will reportedly get the 50-megapixel Samsung GN8 wide-angle lens, an 11MP 3J1 telephoto lens (the 3J1 will also be used for the selfie camera) and Sony's 13-megapixel IMX712 ultrawide lens. The Pixel 10 Pro Fold likely won't have the same high-end camera array, as foldable phones have less room to work with.