After the usual months of rumors and anticipation, Google officially launched the new Pixel 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL at its Made by Google event. The flagship machines of new generation wear packaged specifications with impressive upgrades of the Pixel 9 Pro. Perhaps the most exciting among them is the addition of Pixelsnap, which supports the new Ecosystem from Google of Qi2-compatible chargers that magnetically connect to the back of the phone. In addition to convenience, Qi2 compatibility should also offer faster wireless charging speeds. This functionality has so far noticeable in flagship Android devices and spawnt a whole new world of accessories that can click on the back of the pixel.
The flag telephones of Google have long been known for delivering excellent photos, and these new pixel’s continue that tradition. Both models wear a triple camera system at the back with a 50 MP wide lens, a 48MP Ultrawide with macro and an “improved” 48MP 5x telephone lens. It is not yet clear what is new about that telephone camera, because it has the same f/2.8 aperture and 22-degree field as it in the Pixel 9 Pro series. ProRes support is standard for more serious photo -editors.
The 6.3-inch Pixel 10 Pro and the 6.8-inch Pixel 10 Pro XL both have a Super Actua display with variable refresh speed up to 120 Hz. The displays offer a maximum of 3,300 nits peak clearance or 2,200 nits peak in HDR, about ten percent brighter than on the Pixel 9 Pro series.
Both models have their largest batteries so far with more than 30 hours of battery life, which represents a boost of around 25 percent compared to the last generation. The Pixel 10 Pro supports 30W quickly, while the Pro XL supports 45W. Although both phones support the Qi2 standard, the 10 Pro XL is the first phone that supports Qi2.2 with 25W wireless charging. The standard 10 Pro is limited to 15W wireless charging. Both sizes are sold with 16 GB RAM.
The Pro and Pro XL will have both the Google Tensor G5 chip, which delivers new AI functions from Pixel 10 on board. The key among them is Magic Cue, who can provide the user relevant information by understanding when it is necessary, such as retrieving your flight information when you call the airline. Camera Coach is another AI-driven function that helps users to take better photos by helping them find the best corner or lighting.
Both sizes will be available in four color choices, which are moonstones, jade, porcelain and obsidian. The Pixel 10 Pro is launched at $ 999 for the 128 GB model, and the Pixel 10 Pro XL is launched at $ 1,199 with 256 GB storage (double the Pixel 9 Pro XL included). The new Pixel Pro line is available for pre-orders today and will be on the shelves on 28 August.
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