The first renders of Google’s next phone, the Pixel 10, have been leaked. The design confirms good news about the cameras.
Google’s flagship Pixel phones usually don’t come out until the fall. Yet these days it is common for the first images to come out much earlier. Last year, for example, the Internet giant unveiled the Pixel 9 back in June, a good four months before the series went on sale. Now it’s only March and we have the very first images of the upcoming Pixel 10.
Moreover, while the cheaper Pixel 9a has yet to be officially unveiled, its design has also already been leaked. So now the same source comes out with the first renders of the Google Pixel 10 and the design doesn’t seem to change as much as you might have hoped, with one exception.
A first look at the Pixel 10
Via AndroidHeadlines in collaboration with reliable leaker Evan Blass of Onleaks, we have renders in of the new Google phone in a rose color. The biggest news is that the phone will have a third camera added.
The Pixel 10 will reportedly have another 6.3-inch screen with dimensions of 152.8 x 72 x 8.6 mm. So practically identical to the Pixel 9, except for the thickness. The Pixel 10 is only 0.1 mm thicker. So with the same dimensions and the same size screen as the Pixel 9, the screen bezels have not become thinner either. Little exciting, then.
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What’s new, though?
The biggest change is the addition of a third camera on the back. The iconic camera island, which resembles a kind of visor, previously always had two cameras on the standard Pixels. Only the Pro versions had an additional 5x telephoto lens. Whether the Google Pixel 10 will also get a 5x zoom lens is still unclear.
From the renders, it looks like the sides are slightly more rounded compared to the Pixel 9. This is ultimately going to make holding the phone a little more pleasant. Finally, the Pixel 10 will come with Google’s latest chip, the Tensor G5. However, nothing is known about that at the moment.
