Pixel 10 release date, price and features

Pixel 10 is official!
Google just unveiled its new Pixel 10 series, which includes the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and the foldable Pixel 10 Pro Fold. And if you are curious about the base model, the Pixel 10, you are in the right place.
The Pixel 10 brings several upgrades over the Pixel 9. You get new AI features, sure, but also improvements in durability, a brighter display and a longer-lasting battery.
On top of that, Google promises long software support and there is no price increase. All of this makes the Pixel 10 a solid, worthy successor in the Pixel lineup.
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Pixel 10 release date
On August 20, Google unveiled the new Pixel 10 series. Preorders are already open, and the phones will hit stores starting August 28.
Device family | Announcement | Market release |
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Pixel 10 | August 20, 2025 | August 28, 2025 |
Pixel 9 | August 13, 2024 | August 22, 2024 |
Pixel 8 | October 4, 2020 | October 11, 2020 |
Pixel 10 price and deals
This year, Google kept the prices the same, with the new Pixel 10 starting at $799, just like last year’s model.
Pixel model | 128 GB of storage | 256 GB of storage |
---|---|---|
Pixel 10 | $799 | $899 |
Pixel 9 | $799 | $859 |
Pixel 8 | $699 | $759 |
Pixel 7 | $599 | $659 |
Pixel 10 deals to expect:
- T-Mobile: We can draw some conclusions about the expected Pixel 10 offers, judging from the current Pixel 9 deals at T-Mobile. For example, one could get the Pixel 9 for free with an eligible trade-in on Go5G Plus or Go5G Next plans via 24 monthly bill credits (don't forget the $35 device connection charge).
- AT&T: Judging from Pixel 9 offers by AT&T, the Pixel 10 should also see some cool discounts. The Pixel 9, for example, could be obtained for $10.99/mo. with an installment plan (for 36 months) down from its $849.99 retail price.
- Verizon: I guess the Pixel 10 will see some pretty solid discounts from Verizon. That's the case with the Pixel 9. If you're a new customer, Verizon gives you the option to save up to $800 (with or without a trade-in), but a new line is required for the Pixel 9. It's only natural. Updating an existing Verizon line could land you the Pixel 9 for free after credit of $22.22/mo for 36 months on your Verizon mobile bill.
Pixel 10 camera
The Pixel 10 brings a triple rear camera setup – the first in its class to offer three lenses. It includes a new 5x telephoto lens that delivers 10x optical image quality and Super Res Zoom up to 20x, letting you capture sharp close-ups even from a distance.
Its 48 MP wide camera uses Pixel’s HDR+ to produce detailed, crisp shots even in tricky lighting, while the ultrawide lens lets you fit more into every frame, perfect for landscapes or interiors. No matter which lens you use, advanced camera features like Night Sight, Macro Focus, and Panorama help you unlock your photographic potential.
The 10.5 MP front camera with autofocus ensures your selfies are always crisp and share-ready. With the new Tensor G5 ISP, the Pixel 10 shoots 10-bit HDR video by default, delivering richer colors and finer details.
Pixel 10 camera setup:
- 48 MP wide with Macro
- 13 MP ultrawide
- 10.8 MP 5x telephoto lens
- 10.5 MP front camera
Google also makes editing easier on Pixel 10. In Google Photos, you can simply ask to “remove reflections on the window” or “brighten the photo, add clouds, and reduce glare,” and watch the edits happen automatically.
The camera also supports many additional features like:
- Add Me
- Macro Focus
- Night Sight
- Astrophotography
- Portrait Mode
- Face Unblur
- Auto Unblur
- Long Exposure
- Action Pan
- Real Tone
- Panorama
- Auto Best Take
- Frequent Faces
- Top Shot
And for editing you get plenty as well:
- Edit with Ask Photos
- Pixel Studio
- Auto frame
- Reimagine
- Sky styles
- Resize and move objects
- Portrait blur
- Magic Eraser
- Best Take
- Photo Unblur
- Zoom Enhance
- Portrait Light
Most of these are pretty self explanatory, and they basically help you take better photos or fine-tune them easily right on your Pixel 10.
Pixel 10 storage
The Pixel 10 is the "vanilla" flagship model of the series, so there is nothing crazy about its storage options.
Pixel 10 storage capacity:
Pixel 10 storage capacity:
- 128 GB
- 256 GB
Pixel 10 design

The new Pixel 10 is IP68 rated. | Image credit – Google
The Pixel 10 comes with a satin-finish metal frame, a polished glass back, and Google’s signature camera bar. You can pick from four colors:
- Obsidian
- Frost
- Indigo
- Lemongrass
Pixel 10 in all the colors listed above. | Image credit – Google
It also features a fingerprint-resistant coating, and the aluminum in the housing is made from 100% recycled content.
Pixel 10 display
Phone Model | Screen size | Brightness |
---|---|---|
Pixel 10 | 6.3-inch | 3,000 |
Pixel 9 | 6.3-inch | 2,700 |
The Pixel 10 features a 6.3-inch Actua display that’s now even brighter at 3000 nits, making it easy to view in any lighting. It’s protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 for extra durability and supports dynamic refresh rates with Smooth Display from 60Hz up to 120Hz.
Pixel 10 battery
The Pixel 10 comes with a slightly bigger battery than the Pixel 9, boasting 4,970mAh compared to 4,700mAh. That means a bit longer battery life, which is always welcome.
Google promises up to 30+ hours of battery life on the Pixel 10, up from 24+ hours on the Pixel 9 – a great improvement.
For charging, the phone supports fast charging, reaching up to 55% in about 30 minutes using a 30W USB-C PPS charger or higher.
Pixel 10 features and software
The Pixel 10 runs on Android 16 right out of the box and is the first to feature Material 3 Expressive, Google’s latest UI that adds more personalization with springy animations and smooth interactions, making your phone feel fresh and fluid.
Your phone will stay secure and up to date with seven years of Pixel Drops, plus regular OS and security updates.
Pixel 10 also introduces Magic Cue, which shows up in apps like Google Messages and Phone to proactively give you the right info at the right time – for example, helping you find that perfect cat photo when someone asks. Magic Cue isn’t just one app; it’s integrated across your phone to offer helpful actions and save you time.
There is also a new Voice Translate feature that breaks down language barriers during calls. Using the Tensor G5 on-device AI, it translates calls in real time while keeping each speaker’s voice natural. It works between English and Spanish, German, Japanese, French, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Swedish, Russian, and Indonesian.
Meanwhile, NotebookLM is now integrated with Pixel Screenshots and Recorder. Screenshots can suggest adding images to your notebook for easy tracking, and Recorder transcripts can be added automatically too.
Writing Tools in Gboard help you check texts and fix writing errors. It not only spellchecks but also offers rewrites in specific styles – whether you want a professional tone or the perfect emojis. You can even use voice commands to rephrase or rewrite messages.
For music lovers, you can now turn recordings into songs. Record your singing or humming in Recorder, choose a musical style, and Pixel 10 will transform your ideas into unique tracks that match your vibe.
Pixel 10 hardware and specs

Inside you will find the new Tensor G5. | Image credit – Google
Pixel 10 specs:
- CPU: Tensor G5
- RAM: 12 GB
- Battery: 4,970 mAh
- Charging: 30W wired, 15W wireless
- Storage: 128/256 GB
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 6, NFC, Wi-Fi 6E, 5G and more
- Dual eSIM support (in the US)
All Pixel 10 phones are powered by Google Tensor G5, the company’s most powerful chip yet, delivering faster performance and enabling new experiences. Co-designed with Google DeepMind, Tensor G5 is the first chip to run the latest Gemini Nano model.
Tensor G5 comes with several upgrades, including a TPU that’s up to 60% more powerful and an average CPU that’s 34% faster, making your Pixel smoother for everyday tasks like web browsing and running AI features. Built on TSMC’s advanced 3nm process, the chip packs more transistors for improved power and efficiency.
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