Google Pixel 10 Pro Speakers

The Google Pixel 10 Pro comes with double stereo speakers to offer that compelling experience when viewing content or listening to music. Although this works, even if the phone is held in portrait mode, it really sounds better when holding the phone in landscape mode, so every speaker is closer to one of your ears. In addition to the double stereo speakers, the Pixel has 10 pro spatial audio support for an even more compelling and raised listening experience. This makes a big difference with your music and really strengthens it.

The spatial audio support requires compatible headphones or earplugs, such as the Pixel Buds Pro 2, for example, so if you want to change listening via telephone speakers to a more personal listening experience, you can still have compelling sound.

In addition to the amazing speakers, the Pixel 10 Pro has a 6.3-inch Super Actua display with a resolution of 1,280 x 2.856. In combination with the speakers you can really enjoy all kinds of video media. And because the display is smaller with 6.3 inches, the phone adjusts more easily in your pocket and does not feel large. The display also uses an LTPO OLED panel, and that only makes the content that you consume much better.

With a 4,870 mAh battery inside and some of the recent software weak from Google with Android 16, the Pixel can last 10 Pro 24+ hours with average daily use, or up to 100+ hours in extreme battery -saving mode. This mode cuts a lot of the functions to save the lifespan of the battery, but it is a handy function if you know that you are without the possibility of recharging the phone for a while. The phone is also supplied with 16 GB RAM and up to 1 TB internal storage, although the basic amount is 128 GB. Of course the Pixel 10 Pro also gets OS updates for seven years, and that means that you can use the phone for years to come up with the latest software.

Here are the entire Google Pixel 10 Pro specifications below.