Google Pixel 10 Officially: Bright Screen, G5 Tensor Chip, and New Camera Shock

Google officially reveals complete details about Pixel 10, which is scheduled for release on August 28, 2025, with an initial announcement on August 20. This smartphone carries a number of significant increases ranging from a brighter screen, the use of the latest G5 Tensor Chip, to big changes in the camera sector which is quite surprising.

The screen is brighter and comfortable to use

One of the most striking changes presented by Pixel 10 is a brighter screen than the previous generation. Still using an OLD FHD+ panel measuring 6.3 inches with a 120Hz refresh rate and Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection, but now the screen brightness has increased dramatically. High brightness mode rose from 1800 nits to 2000 nits, while the peak brightness reached 3000 nits, an increase from 2700 nits on pixels 9.

This improvement clearly provides benefits when users use devices outdoors or in direct sunlight, where the visibility and comfort of the screen are very important. However, it should be noted that in the basic variant of Pixel 10, the adaptive refresh rate feature is still not available, and only the Pro and Pro XL variants obtained high -speed PWM modulation technology to reduce eye tension.

Tensor Chip G5: Better performance and efficiency

Google provides pixels 10 with the latest Tensor chip, the Tensor G5, which is produced using 3NM fabrication technology from TSMC. The use of this latest technology allows improvement and significant power efficiency. Tensor G5 is claimed to bring performance faster and more stable than the previous generation.

In terms of memory, Pixel 10 provides 12GB of RAM with 128GB of internal storage options and 256GB. Unfortunately, Google has not added a larger storage capacity or increases the basic storage that may be expected by professional users or heavy users.

Larger battery with faster charging

Pixel 10 batteries have increased capacity to 4970mAh, slightly larger than predecessors. In addition, cable charging now reaches 29W, faster than the previous pixel. As for wireless filling, Pixel 10 supports the latest QI2 standards with a maximum power of 15W. However, old wireless charger users can only enjoy speeds of up to 7.5W.

This increase has the potential to provide longer battery life and shorter charging time, supports increasingly dense user activities and high mobility.

Shocking changes on the camera

On the camera side, Google brings a radical change that is quite surprising. The Pixel 10 main camera uses a 48MP sensor, which may be the same as a 1/2.0 -inch Pixel 9A sensor. The sensor is qualified enough to produce high quality photos.

However, Ultrawide cameras have decreased dramatically from 48MP to only 12MP. This decline can disappoint some users who rely on ultrawide capabilities for more broad and detailed photos. As compensation, Google added a 10.8MP telephoto camera with a 5x optical zoom similar to Pixel 9 Pro Fold, but superior features such as Ultra Res Zoom and Ultra-Stabil video recording remain exclusive for the Pro variant.

Balance with several compromise

Pixel 10 targets users who want a balance between performance, battery life, and a more comfortable visual experience. With a brighter screen and a good Tensor G5 chipset, this smartphone promises reliable performance for various daily needs.

However, Google’s decision to reduce the resolution of Ultrawide cameras is a challenge. However, given the advantages of Google’s image processing software that has been recognized by the world, the quality of the final photo of Pixel 10 is likely to be able to compete even with a slightly declining hardware in certain sectors.

For consumers who pursue the best camera experience and complete screen features, 10 Pro Pixel Models can be a more suitable choice. Meanwhile, the basic variant still presents a strong performance package at a more affordable price.

With the launch that is just counting weeks, Google Pixel 10 is predicted to be one of the devices that is highly anticipated in the second semester of 2025, especially for fans of the Google Ecosystem and the latest smartphone technology.