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Google have officially released a teaser for the Pixel 10 lineup, as well as revealing all of the new phones in their new advertisements. With all of the specs already known, it leaves nothing to the imagination.
So, first up, we've got a leaked teaser for the Pixel 10 showing us its design. And as with every year, Google's new strategy seems to be stay ahead of the leaks and keep dropping them themselves as they approach the launch. But of course, the teaser doesn't confirm much on its own, but it did confirm all of the previous leaks were correct. But we do, however, know there was some tweaks to the design, with the 10 Pro being slightly thicker and then the 10 Pro XL becoming heavier due to a larger battery capacity. But apart from that, design-wise, it does look pretty much the same.
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Now, back to the Pixel 10. And we had the entire lineup leaked by Google themselves thanks to a new advertisement on the Play Store. And as you can see, they not only showcased all of the Pixel 10 models, but they even showed the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Now, of course, three of them are in the gray color apart from the standard Pixel 10, which confirms the new indigo, which is a blue color. And we now know that when it comes to the colors of the Pixel 10, it's going to be available in obsidian, indigo, frost, and lemon cello, which is a yellow/green color. And then when it comes to the Pixel Pro and the Pixel Pro XL, we get obsidian, porcelain, moonstone, which is a slate blue kind of gray color. And then finally, we get the jade color, which is a pistachio green. Now, of course, I've been showing you these renders for months, so it goes to show how accurate these early leaks are, and I just need to make some tweaks to the Moonstone and the Jade.
Now, we've already had the European pricing leaked thanks to Roland Quant of Win Future. While not directly comparable between regions, we can use it to see cost increases. And the Pixel 10 starts at €899, the Pixel 10 Pro at €1,099, and then the 10 Pro XL is starting from €1,299, but the XL actually starts at 256 GB storage. And this means that there's no price increase from last year. So, this also means that for the rest of the world, we can expect the same launch prices as last year. And for those of you wanting the Fold, it's still going to be very expensive with the European launch price starting at €1,899.
Now, while many doubted that the Pixel 10 series would look the same as the 9, of course, that's now been confirmed via multiple official channels with teasers, the shots of the commercial, and then the adverts on the Google Play Store. But for those of you interested in the specs and the expected pricing of all of the models in the range, we're going to run through it now. So, hit subscribe and we'll get right into it.
So, first up, we've got the standard Pixel 10, which comes with a 6.3-inch 120Hz OLED display with Gorilla Glass Victors 2 protection. It's coming with a resolution of 1080x2424 and improvements to peak brightness as well. And although it has the same display size as its predecessor, the overall dimensions are slightly different. We get a punch-hole camera top center to house the 11-megapixel selfie camera. Then over on the rear is the first time we see a triple camera setup for the standard model. And it comes with a 50-megapixel primary camera, a 48MP ultrawide, and then a 48MP telephoto with three times optical zoom that can also take macro shots.
Now, the phone's going to be powered by Google's new Tensor G5 chipset, which is a 3nm chipset, and it brings improvements to performance, efficiency, and AI capabilities. And it's going to be paired with 12GB of RAM and the choice of 128 or 256GB storage that will be UFS4. It's powered by a 4,870 mAh battery with 29-watt wired charging and then 15-watt wireless charging. And we get 5G, Bluetooth 5.3, and Wi-Fi 7. And it's of course launching with Android 16 on the 13th of August. It's launching at an expected launch price from £799 or $799.
Now, next up, we've got the Pixel 10 Pro, and this comes with a 6.3-inch 120Hz LTPO OLED display protected by Gorilla Glass Victus 2. The resolution is 1280x2856 and it's been upgraded for even higher peak brightness as well as some trim-down bezels as well. Now, we get a punch-hole camera top center for the 42-megapixel selfie camera. Then over on the rear, it packs a triple camera system featuring a 50-megapixel main sensor, a 48-megapixel ultrawide, and then a 48-megapixel telephoto with five times optical zoom and enhanced macro capabilities. It's powered up by the new Google Tensor G5 chipset built on a 3nm process. It's delivering big improvements to AI efficiency and performance, and it's going to be paired with up to 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage, which will of course be UFS4. It's powered up by a 4,870 mAh battery with 29-watt wired charging and then 15-watt wireless charging. Then we've also got 5G, Bluetooth 5.3, Wi-Fi 7, and ultra-wideband support. And the Pixel 10 Pro is going to ship with Android 16 out of the box, and it's launching on August the 13th, and it's expected to start from $999 or $999.
Finally, we've got the Pixel 10 Pro XL, the biggest and most premium model in the lineup. It features a 6.8-inch OLED display with Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection. And we also get improvements to peak brightness for excellent visibility out in the sunlight. We got a 42-megapixel selfie camera top center in the form of a punch-hole selfie camera. And then over on the back, we get a 50-megapixel primary camera, a 48MP ultrawide, and a 48MP telephoto with five times optical zoom. We also get this periscope-style macro mode as well. Under the hood, it's powered by Google's Tensor G5 chipset built on the 3nm process. This can be paired with up to 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage, which will of course be UFS4. It's powered by a 5,200 mAh battery with 39-watt fast charging when using a wire and 15-watt wireless charging with G2. And its connectivity, of course, includes 5G, Bluetooth 5.3, Wi-Fi 7, and ultra-wideband support. It's running Android 16 out of the box, and Google are also promising 7 years of updates on all models of the Pixel 10, and it's expected to launch from August the 13th from $1,199 or $1,199.
So overall, the Pixel 10 series is looking to improve on an already popular phone rather than just completely redesigning the phone again for the sake of it. And it seems like most of the effort is going into software in the new Tensor G5.
Now, as always, photography is going to play a huge part of the Pixel 10's promotion and launch, as well as all of Google's new AI features. And of course, this means if you currently have a Pixel 9, then it's probably not going to be worth the upgrade, as it looks pretty much the same apart from the new colors. But for those of you with older Pixels or maybe looking to try out your first Pixel, then it's going to be a great choice.
Now, of course, there's still a little bit of time until the official launch. We'll be getting more and more leaks as we approach it and probably some more from Google as well. And of course, as soon as they come in, I'm going to be sharing them straight away. So, make sure you subscribe so you don't miss a thing in the future. [Music]