Google’s Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL are expected to launch soon, with an announcement likely less than two months away. Recent leaks from Android Headlines reveal that the new Pro models will carry over many features from previous versions without significant redesigns.
Both phones will be powered by Google’s latest Tensor G5 chip, made by TSMC, and come with 16GB of RAM. Storage options will top out at 1TB, although the Pixel 10 Pro XL may drop the 128GB base model, possibly hinting at a price increase. The XL is expected to feature a 6.8-inch display.
Battery capacity has increased, with the Pixel 10 Pro housing a 4,870mAh battery and the Pro XL featuring a 5,200mAh cell—the largest ever in a Pixel device. Charging speeds might also improve to 29W for the Pro and 39W for the XL, alongside 15W wireless charging. The Pro model will include a vapor chamber for better thermal management, explaining the battery differences.
The camera setup reportedly remains mostly unchanged, except for a telephoto lens on the Pro models that enhances light capture. Google continues its practice of reusing camera sensors across generations, as seen in past Pixel models. Display sizes are expected to remain at 6.3 inches for the Pro and 6.8 inches for the Pro XL, with brightness levels similar to previous versions despite speculation about overall upgrades.
The Pixel 10 series is anticipated to debut on August 20th, with availability following a week later.