Google recently reached out to its Pixel Superfans in the UK about a special event this June for the Pixel 10 series and other new devices. This event seems to be a pre-launch gathering rather than an earlier-than-expected release of the Made by Google 2025 event.
The invite, shared on Reddit shortly after it was sent, invites select participants to a "Pixel Penthouse" event. It’s a chance for Google’s biggest retail and press partners to get a sneak peek at upcoming devices.
Participants will likely see the Pixel 10 series and Pixel Watch 4 during this exclusive 90-minute gathering in London on June 27. They’ll get hands-on experience with the devices and have a Q&A session with Google employees. Only 25 Superfans will get to attend, making it a unique opportunity for fans.
The format of these events is quite common. Manufacturers often show new hardware to retail and carrier partners a few weeks before a public launch. With the main Google event likely planned for mid-August, this June gathering will happen about six weeks before the products hit stores. By then, the hardware is basically finalized, but software tweaks may still be in progress.
To attend, Pixel Superfans are asked to answer four questions, which may hint at how Google values customer feedback:
- What is your favorite Pixel feature and why?
- What does being a Pixel Superfan mean to you?
- When buying a Pixel, what information or offers do you look for?
- What could make your experience transferring to a new Pixel even more special?
This kind of engagement signals how important community feedback is to Google. Many companies today are focusing on consumer voices, especially in tech, where user experience plays a critical role in product success.
Interestingly, according to recent surveys, over 70% of smartphone users consider brand loyalty a major factor in purchasing decisions. Google’s move to include Superfans in this process reflects a larger trend in customer-centric marketing strategies.
As the Pixel community grows, it’s clear that such events not only showcase new technology but also build stronger relationships with enthusiastic users. For more insights on consumer engagement, check out this report from Deloitte.