Google’s upcoming Pixel 10 Pro shares almost the same look as the previous Pixel 9 series, but there are subtle design updates and new color options on the line.
What’s Not Changing
- It retains the signature flat sides, raised horizontal camera bar, and overall silhouette of the Pixel 9 lineup.
- Dimensions remain almost identical at about 152.8 × 72 × 8.6 mm, just 0.1 mm thicker than before.
Minor Tweaks
- The SIM tray has been moved to the top edge, slightly reducing bottom bezel space and allowing for another speaker grill.
- The camera bar appears a bit thicker, potentially to house higher-end optics or sensors. Reports also suggest the Pro version includes a temperature sensor next to the flash, a first for the series.
New Colors
The new color options obviously reflect a shift in style: Pixel 10 Pro will offer Obsidian (black), Porcelain (white), and bold new hues like Moonstone (gray-blue) and Jade (green with a subtle gold trim).
Google seems to be focusing more on performance/power rather than a new design. By reusing a previous design, The Pixel 10 Pro is most likely to offer improved internal features like the new Tensor G5 chip, improved battery life, AI-powered features, without sacrificing build familiarity.
At the same time, a fresh color palette gives users a more fresh feeling. If you’re considering a design change from the Pixel 9 series, this baby-step update might feel mild but the internals promise more impact.
Official Release Date
Google is expected to release the new Pixel 10 series and more at its hardware event on August 20, 2025.