Screen:
6.3"
Weight:
207g
Water:
Waterproof
Charging:
30W
Optical Zoom:
5x
Thickness:
8.5mm
Screen covers
87.6% of body
Reviews
Overall rating and the reviews that impact it
80
GSMCritic Rate
Very Good
Pros
Camera
Computational photography strength: The rear system behaves like a five-camera setup thanks to fusion layers that deliver consistent, high-quality results.
Great color rendering in photos: Image output offers accurate, visually appealing colors across different lenses.
Strong ultrawide selfie camera: The front camera makes capturing large group selfies easy and reliable.
Design
Premium industrial design: The refined chassis maintains an iconic silhouette while improving scratch resistance and color richness.
Display
Exceptionally bright display: The phone offers one of the brightest panels available on any mainstream handset.
Excellent color calibration: Display tuning is precise, with powerful HDR peaks and consistently high visual quality.
Battery
Magnetic Qi2 charging: Stronger magnetic coupling makes wireless charging easier and supports practical accessory mounting.
Software
Smooth Android 16 experience: The refined UI and on-device plus cloud AI integration deliver a fluid experience that outperforms expectations.
Powerful photo tools: Features such as guided long exposure, automatic horizon correction, and AI reframing significantly enhance usability.
Reliable imaging pipeline: Overall photo performance remains among the most consistent and dependable in the Android ecosystem.
Seven-year software support: Long-term OS and security updates extend device longevity.
Useful magnetic accessory ecosystem: Qi2-compatible accessories add practical daily functionality.
Cons
Camera
Uninspiring raw capture: Raw photo quality is limited because the silicon struggles during heavy image processing.
Weak close-up capability: The camera system has trouble at macro-adjacent focusing distances, making near subjects difficult to capture.
Performance
Thermal throttling: The Tensor-class chip throttles early, reducing performance during sustained workloads.
Slow performance: CPU and GPU output trails competitors and makes the phone feel generations behind in responsiveness.
Design
Heavy and chunky design: The overweight chassis and bulky camera bar negatively affect hand comfort and ergonomics.
Battery
Mediocre battery life: Inefficient power usage results in average endurance that fails to match rival flagships.
Slow charging speeds: Both wired and wireless charging are noticeably slow compared to competitors.
Software
Poor 8K video mode: The 8K boost option produces artifacts and oversharpening, making it effectively unusable.
Minor year-over-year upgrade: Small hardware improvements make the device feel more like a light refresh than a true next-generation update.
Storage
Low base storage: The entry configuration offers only 128 GB with no expansion option.
Connectivity
eSIM-only limitation: The lack of a physical SIM slot makes travel and SIM switching inconvenient.
Availability
Region-limited AI features: Several high-profile AI functions work only in the US, and others fail silently.
Rankings
Where Google Pixel 10 Pro stands in 2025
Best Phone Of 2025
#40
Highest Optical Zoom
🥉#3
Largest Screen
#60
Smallest Screen
🥉#3
Lightest
#36
Thinnest
#46
Fastest Charging
#51
Highest Screen Ratio
#53
Cheapest
#47
