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Operating system
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Screen size
6.3 in
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Processor frequency
3.78 GHz
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Google is now one of the leading smartphone manufacturers, and the Pixel's reputation, particularly in terms of photography, is well established. This tenth version comes with a few more improvements.
In terms of design, Google has not strayed far from the Pixel, and this tenth version is slightly heavier (weighing just over 200 grams), but otherwise it is fairly standard. The edges are fairly thin, the materials used are top quality, and durability is assured with Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the front and back, as well as IP68 waterproofing certification. On the plus side, the back coating doesn't show fingerprints too much, allowing you to keep your Pixel 10 relatively clean. The connectivity options are comprehensive, with the only regret being the absence of Wi-Fi 7.
The screen is a generous 6.3 inches diagonally, with a resolution of 1080 x 2424 pixels, guaranteeing a sharp display. The brightness of this panel is flawless, and the Pixel 10 can be used without any problems in any environment. Be careful of reflections, however, as they are quite noticeable. Finally, a very good point is that the colors are extremely true to life.
In terms of power, the Google Pixel 10 is very comfortable for all standard uses, but also for functions that require AI. On the other hand, it does tend to heat up when used for gaming, which is often more demanding in terms of resources.
Google has added a camera lens to this Pixel 10 to make it even more versatile, changing some of the optics in the process. The main sensor has been downgraded to 48 megapixels, although by combining these, the photos are 12 megapixels. The rendering is excellent, with sharpness, detail, and vivid colors, but it lacks a little precision compared to the Pixel 9. It's nothing serious, but it is a little disappointing. In more difficult lighting conditions, the same observation applies: the rendering is still good, with limited noise and well-preserved colors, but it is slightly inferior to the Pixel 9. With only 13 million pixels, the ultra-wide-angle module is much less powerful than that of the Pixel 9, and while this is not very noticeable in daytime photos, the results suffer greatly in the dark with noise and a noticeable loss of sharpness. The new feature is the telephoto lens, which is very effective when the light is good but struggles when it declines.
The front-facing module produces very nice selfies, and the portrait mode is very good at cropping. As for video capture, while the Pixel 10 is limited to 4K resolution, there's nothing to complain about in terms of quality.
Google is struggling to give its Pixel phones the battery life you'd expect from a smartphone of this caliber. The Pixel 10 certainly lasts a day of use without really faltering, but others in the same category do better, and charging takes far too long.
Review of the Google Pixel 10 done by Julien Hany the 2025/10/09
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Key points
Internal storage (Version 256 Go)
256 GB
Processor frequency
3.78 GHz
Screen size
6.3 in
Qi wireless charging
Yes
Barometer
Yes
DLNA
Yes
Rugged
Yes
PPI
421
Capacity
4970 mAh
Photo resolution (Front camera)
10.5 MP
Video resolution
2056 p
Photo resolution
48 MP
Weak points
RAM
12 MB
Audio
No
Removable storage
No
Weight
204 oz
