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The new Mint color is limited to the Pixel 8 series. Google isn’t launching a matching Mint strap for the Pixel Watch 2 yet, nor a Mint color for its Pixel Buds.

This new Mint color looks to be quite a bit lighter. Perhaps almost pastel, not too unlike the Lemongrass Pixel 7. In truth, it’s still unclear how green the new color will be.

Mint is available for both Pixel 8 models as of January 25, though there are a couple of restrictions on the color. For starters, you can only get it from the Google Store and Google Fi.

This is the Pixel 8 Pro in a Mint color, the fourth color variant for the Pixel 8 Pro series. Now, we’re still not sure what will the official name for the color be, but it sure is mint-colored.

With Mint, the Pixel 8 (Hazel, Obsidian, Rose) and 8 Pro (Bay, Obsidian, Porcelain) are now available in four colors, like the Pixel 7a (Sea, Charcoal, Snow, Coral).