The Google Pixel 10 is built around a 6.3‑inch OLED display (1080×2,424 or about ~422 ppi) that supports 60‑120 Hz refresh and uses the Gorilla Glass Victus 2. It’s significantly brighter than its predecessor, with up to ~3,000 nits peak brightness. Under the hood, it uses Google’s Tensor G5 chip with 12 GB of RAM and storage options of 128 GB or 256 GB. It runs Android 16 and comes with a 7‑year guarantee of OS & security updates which is AWESOME. For the cameras, the Pixel 10 adds a triple rear setup: a 48 MP main camera (with OIS), a 13 MP ultra‑wide, and a new 10.8 MP telephoto lens offering 5× optical zoom (wohoo). The front selfie camera is 10.5 MP. There are various AI‑powered photography features (e.g. Super Res Zoom up to ~20×, Night Sight, Best Take, etc.). Definitely need to compare those moon pictures to the S25 Ultra. As for the battery, it’s about ~4,970 mAh, with wired charging up to ~30 W and Qi2 wireless charging up to ~15 W. The device also includes stereo speakers, an under‑display fingerprint sensor, IP68 dust & water resistance, and is built with a polished glass back and metal (satin) frame. In the U.S. it’s eSIM‑only, no physical SIM option.
