After months of leaks and speculation, Google finally unwrapped the Pixel 10 series at its Made by Google event in New York. Alongside the phones, the company also revealed new wearables, audio gear, and a fresh wave of AI features that now stretch across almost every Pixel device. If you missed the livestream, here’s a quick roundup of everything announced.
Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL keep it familiar, with upgrades
The Pixel 10 Pro and its bigger Pro XL sibling look nearly identical to last year’s models. Both stick with their 6.3-inch and 6.8-inch displays, along with 16GB RAM. The real changes sit inside, featuring Google’s new Tensor G5 chip and support for Qi2 wireless charging. Interestingly, only the XL pushes faster Qi 2.2-certified speeds of up to 25W, while the smaller Pro caps at 15W.
Google also killed off the 128GB Pro XL, so storage now starts at 256GB and goes up to 1TB. As hinted by last-minute leaks, the 10 Pro starts at $999, while the Pro XL starts higher at $1,119. Preorders are live now, with in-store sales kicking off August 28 in silver, green, white, and black.
The base Pixel 10 finally gets good treatment
For the first time, the standard Pixel is getting a triple-camera setup. The Pixel 10 sports a 48MP main shooter, a 13MP ultrawide, and a 10.8MP telephoto lens. While the sensors aren’t as powerful as the Pro’s, it’s a big step up from last year. The phone also packs a brighter 3,000-nit display, a larger battery, Tensor G5, and Qi2 wireless charging. Starting at $799, it lands in stores on August 28 in indigo, light blue, green, and black.
Pixel Watch 4 gets brighter and curvier
Google’s Pixel Watch 4 brings a domed display with 10% more screen space and 16% smaller bezels. Peak brightness jumps to 3,000 nits, making it 50% brighter than before. Battery life also improves by 25%, with 30 hours on the 41mm and 40 hours on the 45mm version. Pricing starts at $349, with availability on October 9.
Pixel 10 Pro Fold goes tougher
Google’s second foldable, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, now has IP68 dust and water resistance, making it tougher than any foldable before it. The outer display grew to 6.4 inches, while the 8-inch inner screen remains the same. Inside, it runs on Tensor G5 with Qi2 wireless charging support. Prices start at $1,799, shipping October 9 in silver and green.
The new Pixel Buds 2A and updates for the Pixel Buds Pro 2
The $129.99 Pixel Buds 2A add ANC, transparency mode, and Gemini AI integration. They’ll be available in black and purple on October 9. Meanwhile, the Buds Pro 2 aren’t left behind; an update rolling out in September adds Adaptive Audio, Noise Protection, and even gesture controls like nodding to accept calls.
New Pixelsnap magnetic accessories
To complement wireless charging, Google introduced Pixelsnap accessories, magnetic cases ($49.99), a wireless puck ($39.99), and a charger stand ($69.99). There’s even a $29.99 magnetic ring grip that doubles as a stand. A 67W dual-port fast charger also joins the lineup.
AI powers everything
Google has heavily packed the latest devices with AI this year. The Pixel 10 series gets Magic Cue, which offers proactive suggestions, plus AI Camera Coach and new journaling and translation apps. Moreover, the Watch 4 comes with an AI-powered health coach, while Pixel phones see smarter photo zoom and better recording tools.
