Google Pixel feature drop for July 2025 brings a free AI Pro subscription, Veo 3 access and more, but there’s a catch

Google Pixel Feature Drop: Google has officially announced its July 2025 Feature Drop, which includes a variety of AI tools and software enhancements throughout the Pixel ecosystem. For Pixel 9 Pro users (sadly, no other devices), it comes with a complimentary one-year subscription to Google AI Pro, which normally costs about Rs 1,950 per month in India.

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With this, Pixel 9 Pro users will have access to the most recent advancements in generative AI, such as the Veo 3 video generation model, which was specifically designed to create rich, short-form videos with natural audio using text prompts. The device will also have access to the recently announced Flow, an AI filmmaking tool built with Veo 3, as well as the expanded image-to-video creation capabilities of Veo 2 within the Whisk app. Users will receive 1,000 AI credits per month to support their creative output.

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Along with video generation, the Google AI Pro plan includes a suite of AI tools, such as Gemini 2.5 Pro and Deep Research features, as well as increased audio overview limits and integration with Google Workspace apps such as Docs, Chrome, and Gmail. Subscribers also receive 2TB of cloud storage across Drive, Gmail, and Photos.

In the blog post, the company also mentioned AI Mode in Circle to Search. Users in India and the United States will be able to ask more in-depth, text-based questions about anything on their screen and receive detailed, citation-supported responses. The company has also added a new in-game help feature that allows for the real-time discovery of tips and video guides based on your exact position in a mobile game, eliminating the need to exit the app.

Last but not least, Gemini AI is now available on WearOS-powered Pixel Watches. This means, the users can now interact with Gemini in their natural language to perform tasks like sending messages, planning trips, summarising emails, setting reminders and even recalling details. However, these features will require WearOS 4.

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