Google Pixel 10 at Made by Google 2025: Tensor G5 specs, 6.3″ 120Hz OLED, camera & AI features, and prices in India (~₹79,999), USA ($799) & UK (£799).
A year after launch, the Google Pixel 10 has settled into its identity: not a radical redesign, but the first truly cool, fast and consistent Pixel. Unveiled at Made by Google on August 20, 2025 alongside the Pixel 10 Pro, Pro XL, Pro Fold, Watch 4 and Buds 2a, the base Pixel 10 keeps the familiar 6.3-inch form while finally fixing the two complaints that dogged every Pixel since the Tensor era — heat and modem — thanks to the new Tensor G5 on TSMC 3nm . Made by Google 2025 Event Overview Hosted by Jimmy Fallon with a live Gemini demo segment, the 2025 keynote framed Pixel 10 as an AI phone that happens to take great photos , rather than vice versa. The show opened with the Pixel 10 lineup, emphasizing Add Me, Magic Editor, Gemini Live and the new Pixel Snap magnetic Qi2 ecosystem. The base Pixel 10 retained the $799 price ceiling, a deliberate signal that Google would not chase Apple and Samsung into four-figure base pricing. The family announced: Pixel 10 — 6.3-inch, Tensor G5, triple rear cameras (including new telephoto) Pixel 10 Pro / Pro XL — 6.3-inch and 6.8-inch LTPO, 16GB RAM, brighter Super Actua Pixel 10 Pro Fold — wider cover display, IP68 hinge Pixel Watch 4 & Pixel Buds 2a — companion launches with Gemini integration Sales opened August 28 in the USA, followed by India (Flipkart + offline) and the UK (Google Store, EE, Currys) by early September. One year on, street prices have drifted below RRP — a pattern familiar to Pixel buyers. Check live FX on our Currency Converter before importing. Design & 120Hz OLED Display Put the Pixel 10 next to the Pixel 9 and you would be forgiven for missing the difference: same rounded camera bar, same matte glass back, same 8.5mm thickness and 204g weight. The change is in the materials — Gorilla Glass Victus 2 front, stronger aluminium mid-frame and a 3% narrower bezel that makes the 6.3-inch OLED feel marginally larger. The panel itself is a step up: 6.3-inch Actua OLED, 1080x2424, 60-120Hz LTPO with up to 3000 nits
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