The Google Pixel 10 series is expected to launch in 2025, featuring a new Tensor G5 chip, AI enhancements, improved cameras, and potential design changes. This lineup is anticipated to include four models: The Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and a foldable Pixel 10 Pro Fold. While the official release date is unclear, it may follow the trend set by the Pixel 9 series and arrive in August or September 2025.
Google Pixel 10 Series: Design Leaks and Tensor G5 Chip Upgrades
Although the exact design is still under wraps, leaked codenames suggest that the Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro will showcase slight design changes, with the signature horizontal camera bar remaining. The display sizes remain unconfirmed, but a variety of screen sizes across models is likely.
A major upgrade in the Pixel 10 series will be the Tensor G5 chip, built using TSMC’s 3nm process. This chip is expected to provide faster AI processing, better power efficiency, and improved thermal management. It will feature a combination of high-performance and efficiency cores, along with an upgraded TPU for advanced AI functions.
AI Innovations and Camera Upgrades in the Google Pixel 10 Series
AI will continue to be a significant focus, with the introduction of Pixel Sense, a new AI assistant that operates entirely on-device for real-time suggestions and proactive assistance without needing an internet connection. Other features include voice-based photo editing (“Speak-to-Tweak”), AI-generated artwork (“Sketch-to-Image”), and a mysterious “Magic Mirror” tool.
Camera upgrades include enhanced 4K video recording, with support for 4K 60fps HDR capture, and AI-powered editing tools such as “Video Generative ML” for seamless video editing. As for pricing, the Pixel 10 is expected to start at around $799, following the price trend of its predecessors, though a slight increase isn’t out of the question.
