Key Specs & Highlights

Display: 6.3-inch OLED at 120Hz refresh rate, 3,000 nits peak brightness (which is higher than 2,700 nits on Pixel 9).

Design: The Matte aluminum frame with new colors – obsidian, indigo, frost, and lemongrass.

Processor: New Tensor G5 processor with 34% higher CPU and 60% higher TPU for AI-driven performance.

Memory & Storage: The Phone Supports 12GB RAM with 128GB or 256GB storage options.

Battery: 4,970mAh, larger even than the Pixel 10 Pro (4,870mAh).

Cameras:

• 48MP main sensor
• 13MP ultrawide lens
• New 10.8MP telephoto with 5x optical zoom – world's first dedicated zoom lens on a base Pixel.

Software: Stock Android with unique Pixel AI features.

Price & Availability

Google has not released India prices yet, but global expectations set the Pixel 10 at a beginning price of around $799 (approximately ₹67,000). Economically priced, it might easily become a serious second choice to Samsung Galaxy S25 and Apple's upcoming iPhone 17.

Overall Verdict: The Pixel 10 feels like the most usable Google flagship of the year. Including a telephoto lens finally calms one of the largest compromises of the base model, making it a serious all-rounder for photography enthusiasts. The new Tensor G5 chip ensures snappier multitasking and faster AI-driven features, and the more luminous Actua display and marginally larger battery only make it more appealing.

While the Pros will still be catering to those who demand the absolute best in smartphone imaging, the Pixel 10 is a fairer balance of feature set and cost. The standard Pixel might actually be the most sensible choice in the lineup for the first time in years.