Google is introducing a new color to its Pixel 8 and 8 Pro smartphones – “Mint.” It is a very light shade of green that reflects Google’s preference for choosing pastel colors that, depending on the lighting, almost look white.
Compared to the Sage color of the Pixel 6a, “Mint” is much brighter. However, there are exceptions to this Google trend, such as “Bay” on the Pixel 8 Pro, “Coral” on the Pixel 7a, and “Oh So Orange” on the Pixel 4.
“Mint” joins the three other colors available for the Pixel 8 (Walnut, Obsidian, Rose) and Pixel 8 Pro (Bay, Obsidian, Porcelain), as well as for the Pixel 7a (Sea, Coal, Snow, Coral). It’s a pity that Google didn’t introduce this color in October.
“Mint” is available on the Google Store (and on Google Fi Wireless in the USA). The 128GB version of the Pixel 8 costs $699, and the 8 Pro costs $999. There will also be a 20% discount at the Google Store in the USA from January 25 to February 3.
The new color palette provides users with more choice and the ability to personalize their Pixel 8 and 8 Pro. Adding “Mint” is another step in the development of the Pixel smartphone line, enriching the color options and meeting different customer preferences.
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