An alleged Google Pixel 3 XL prototype has emerged on a popular Android forum. The new prototype has a large recess on the screen and seems to come with a similar one camera on the back.

The images have surfaced on XDA-Developers, posted by a senior member who believes that it is a Pixel 3 XL. Now we can not say for sure, but the new Pixel phone can also go on board the notch. The flagship series of Google is quite popular, it has a creamy, smooth user interface and a top service function.

Here is what the alleged Pixel 3 XL looks like,

If you're wondering, the logo on the back is indeed used by Google for its prototype devices – as confirmed by 9to5Google – so it's safe to say that this is most likely the next Pixel phone. Keep in mind that the final design can be different and that the company can still test this build in its initial research and development stages.

More images and specifications

After the senior member, namely meraz9000, created a hype by placing these images, XDA handed him out to get more details on the matter. The first leak confirms certain specifications, which were quite obvious, such as a Snapdragon 845 SoC and 4 GB RAM.

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This SoC is only installed in flagships, so this prototype – whatever it is called in the future – will definitely become a high-end Pixel phone. Again, it may look different later. The user has shared more images, here is what it looks like,

It is noticeable that the back design is almost the same as the current Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. There is a combination of plastic and glass at the back, there is no metal, so it can also be charged wirelessly.

At the bottom it has a USB Type-C connector. Due to the presence of a fast charge port and the latest Qualcomm processor, the upcoming pixel will most likely support Qualcomm Quick Charge, possibly QC 4+, as this feature is quite common for top flagships.

Yet there is nothing new in terms of design other than the notch. The headphone jack is also absent this time, but we do not know what other internal functions will be. We'll let you know again that details about the upcoming Pixel (code name "shaded") will be available.