Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Google Pixel 10 Pro in Moonstone is a masterclass in refined design and elite performance, making it one of the most complete flagship phones on the market. Key Highlights The Moonstone Aesthetic: A stunning, minimalist soft silver-gray matte glass finish that resists fingerprints and looks incredibly premium. Tensor G5 Performance: Built on a highly efficient 3nm process, the new chip eliminates past overheating issues, delivering smooth multitasking and all-day battery life (5.5 to 6.5 hours of heavy Screen-On Time). Stunning Display:The flat 6.3-inch LTPO OLED screen reaches a brilliant 3,300 nits, ensuring perfect visibility even in direct sunlight. Pro-Grade Cameras: The triple-lens system offers unmatched point-and-shoot accuracy, industry-leading low-light Night Sight, and sharp, clean 5x telephoto zoom. The Verdict: Striking the perfect balance between beautiful hardware and powerful internals, the Pixel 10 Pro in Moonstone is an absolute home run.

Pretty good phone, the camera quality is amazing and the performance is good too. The only downside is the camera bump glass gets scratches pretty quickly

It is the best phone that I ever had, good camera, fast and good quality

I brought this Pixel to try out the Pixel Experience, and against my S22, S23, S24, S25, it's been really nice. Call screening, Now Playing, so convenient. The voice type with Google Assistant is nice. I wish Samsung had Now Playing built-in instead of needing third-party apps. My Pixel has issues like a flickering display (driver problem) and Android Auto crashes the launcher sometimes, display has no anti-glare coating and more prone to scratchs compared to S25U and S24U so please get a screen protector.

Here is a tightened version reduced by ~300 characters, while keeping all key facts and pressure points intact: --- This has been an absolute nightmare that has gone on for over a month with no resolution. I purchased an open-box phone online on December 5th, shipped to my home. At the time of purchase, Best Buy advertised $550 for my trade-in. I have screenshots proving this offer and chats confirming it. When I brought the phone to the store (as instructed by an online agent), I was told the trade-in had to be completed online because the purchase was online. I mailed in my trade-in phone, and Best Buy only credited $300 instead of the promised $550. Now my trade-in phone is gone, I cannot get it back, and I also cannot return the phone I purchased because the return window has passed—largely due to Best Buy’s delays and misinformation. Since December 27th alone, I’ve contacted Best Buy multiple times via chat and phone. Each time I’m told something different: * Store says chat must fix it * Chat says the store must fix it * Agents claim they’ll escalate to a supervisor or manager * No one ever follows up * No case numbers are provided * No chat transcripts or emails are ever sent I’ve spent nearly 12 hours repeating the same story. Best Buy has no record of my previous chats tied to my email or phone, and chats frequently end with messages like “The chat was interrupted.” To make matters worse, the “open-box – excellent condition” phone I received has visible scratches on the screen. Because Best Buy did not honor their advertised trade-in value, I’m being forced to pay an extra $250 out of pocket. This is a complete failure of customer service and accountability. At this point, no one can correct the trade-in value, refund the difference, return my phone, or return my trade-in phone. I was ultimately told, “From my side I am not able to help you.” This is unacceptable for a company of this size. I strongly caution anyone considering an online purchase or trade-in with Best Buy—if something goes wrong, you are on your own.

BOTTOM LINE: The Google Pixel 10 Pro incorporates numerous technological hardware upgrades, onboard features, and useful A.I. applications which categorically advances this Android device to meet, if not exceed, the iOS competition. Yeah, I know, die-hard iPhone owners will probably not be impressed. But I believe all legacy Android users will openly admit, these new Pixel 10 flagship models are a serious iOS competitive option. Or dare I say, “an iPhone Killer”. RATING: After road-testing the Google Pixel 10 Pro for the past week, I believe it earned itself a solid 5-Stars Rating. At the moment my only negative is, no Double-Tap to Lock the Screen. But I have been reading Google is beta testing that feature. There are other minor nits that I have buried in my review dribble below. But overall, I couldn’t be happier with this hand-held marvel of technology. TL;DR DISPLAY: Finally, a viewable display I can use in direct sunlight. No more searching for a shaded area, or ducking inside a building, just to read a text or email. The 3,300 nits rated Super Actua OLED @ 120Hz screen with 1280 x 2856 resolution is a marvel for viewing pictures and videos. The 6.3” is a tad smaller than my 2024 Android 5G Moto, but the smaller size is actually a welcomed reduction that fits easily in my hand and pockets. And there is the Pixel 10 Pro XL for those who have a need for a slightly larger display. Win-Win! SEVEN YEARS OF UPGRADES: OK, I’m still shaking my head in amazement with the promise of up to 7-Years of Android OS upgrades, Pixel feature drops, along with security patches. No doubt I’ll have another phone before then; maybe two. The piece of mind knowing if the phone is still working in seven years, the software will be current, and that’s very reassuring. LOGIN CREDENTIALS: Use a Password / PIN, Passkey, Facial Recognition, or the display Fingerprint reader. Very fast and accurate using the facial recognition under proper lighting conditions. Note that Facial Recognition does fail in low-light environment situations and it will then default to Fingerprint login if setup. Still, lots of ways to unlock your phone. CAMERA: I must admit, I am thoroughly impressed with the professional photography results I am able to capture with this Pixel 10 Pro. The 5X optical zoom is bumped up to 20X with Super Res Zoom with additional onboard processing. And with some offboard A.I. magic, can provide up to 100X zoom (use a tripod for stability). Want a panoramic picture, the Pixel is capable. Want to be included in the group pic without asking a bystander, just use Add Me. Bottom line, this Pixel’s camera ecosystem gets the job done; while making you appear to be a better photographer than you actually are. So go ahead, and take credit for your outstanding pics! BATTERY LIFE: Can’t complain, last multiple days for my personal use. Plus, can charge up fairly quickly with a 30-watt charger, or not so quickly with a 15-watt magnetic charger. Recognize Google suggests charging before less than 20% and only up to 80% to maximize battery longevity. Note Android 16’s Battery Health Assistance feature, that cannot be disabled, will limit (slow) charging after a predetermined number of charges (200 cycles). Then reduce the ability for a full charge at 1,000 cycles. Google’s goal is increased battery longevity. Therefore, I would anticipate slower charging, with less overall battery capacity, over time. But only time will tell if the embedded battery manager is truly a long-term helpful feature. TEMPERATURE SENSOR: Very cool that this Pixel 10 Pro reads temperatures using the Thermometer App. Use to measure your, or someone else’s, body temperate with a two-step process across your forehead moving to your temple. Or use to measure the surface temperatures of everyday objects. Who knew? PIXELSNAP: I like it, accessories that attach with magnets. Specifically, the Qi2 charging options available from Google. And compatibility with the MagSafe accessories from the competitor. Sharing accessories is a good thang! PIXEL LAUCHER: Initially I was disappointed that I could not hide the Pixel Launcher from the display bottom without using another option (Nova) to hide it. I don’t get it, the Pixel Launcher should always available in the App Drawer, so why have it also displayed on my Home Screen(s)? It’s my phone, I should be able to set it up the way I want it, as I have done with every other Android phone I have owned. Anyway, I’m now over it, and yeah I feel much better for venting. GEMINI: Full disclosure, I am not an A.I. fan. Too old-school and somewhat cynical to depend on technology, conversing with an imaginary person, assisting with my personal day-to-day activities, peaking into my emails, texts, apps, etc. Yes, I know, Gemini and its sister apps like Magic Cue, Voice Translate, advanced Camera features (100x Zoom), A.I Enhance Picture Editing, all have “good intentions”, but please temper with an amount of personal caution. Hmmm, now I do find myself using the A.I Zoom, A.I. picture enhancements (Add Me), and the Android System Intelligence for song recognition. So just maybe I am coming around to this A.I. technology and might just be a future convert. We’ll see… NO MICRO-SD SLOT: I do miss not being able to add a removable micro-SD card for additional memory that I historically use for my photos, documents, downloads, whatever... (Never used “The Cloud”, never intentionally will.) The base 128GB memory may be sufficient for the time being with my current “Storage 53% used, 60GB free” loaded with my collection of frequently used pics, vids, and docs. I would assume the lack of a microSD option has more to do with Google moving from eMMC (embedded MultiMediaCard) to UFS 4.0 (Universal Flash Storage) for speed and power efficiency. Anyway, for those who require more memory, the 256GB option is available for an additional C-Note. NO SIM CARD SLOT & BOOST MOBILE: There was an issue I encountered with Boost Mobile being able to upgrade my current Moto phone to his Pixel. Issue being Google markets the Pixel 10 Pro without a SIM card (eSIM only) in the US, while supplying the rest of the world the same phone with SIM Card slots. And being a new piece of technology, it was in Boost’s systems as having a SIM card slot. That prevented me from being able to upgrade the Pixel myself. Kept on being told to remove the SIM card from the Moto and install it into the Pixel. (Note the BB listed FEATURES – What’s Included states in error “1M USB-C to USB-C Cable (USB 2.0), SIM Tool.) Even after calling Boost Tech Support, the rep following their script would instruct me to use the supplied SIM card tool and install the SIM card in the Pixel SIM slot. And finally when they did try to activate remotely with transmitting an eSIM, it failed. To successfully transition from my Moto to this Pixel, it required visiting a Boost Mobile store, working with an onsite store rep, who had to work with Boost Tech Support directly. Boost Support had to first correct the SIM card discrepancy in their system before provisioning Pixel’s IMEI for an eSIM. I would assume in the foreseeable future, the upgrading from a legacy SIM Card phone, to the Pixel eSIM only, will be resolved by Boost with only a phone call to support. FINAL SIM CARD THOUGHT: Researching online, I came across a benefit from not having a SIM/microSD card slot. Google used the free space to add in mmWave 5G (millimeter Wave) in the US versions of the Pixel 10 Pro. And that technology is at the top end of the 5G spectrum assisting with providing better speeds and coverage. .

The Pixel 10 Pro’s excellent camera and beautiful display make it a great choice for anyone looking for a reliable flagship phone. Pros - Camera: The colors and brightness of photos appear natural and balanced in my opinion. Picture details are crisp without looking overly sharpened or processed. - Display: The 6.3” 1280 x 2856 OLED is beautiful and easy on the eyes. While the ‘adaptive’ color setting seems a little saturated, the natural color setting feels good to me. The 120hz refresh rate makes everything feel snappy and smooth. - Microphone and speakers sound very clear especially for calls and voice recordings. - Face and fingerprint unlock work well. - The size of the Pixel 10 Pro is just right in my opinion - as someone with small hands I’m able to reach all corners of the phone one handed. - The recorder app has a feature that allows you to hum a melody and then generate a backing track to it with interchangeable genres (“vibes” as it's called). This could possibly be a useful tool for musicians and songwriters. Cons - Camera’s ‘Pro Res Zoom’ images appear like AI slop sometimes. For instance, when I photographed a car parked in a driveway from a distance, the result looked like an AI prompt image with distorted car outlines and unreadable characters on its license plate. - Speakers can sound tinny especially for media and music - bass lines can’t really be heard. - Camera bump is a little obtrusive when there’s no case on the phone. - Not particularly a con but the amount of AI features feels slightly excessive and overwhelming, although on the flip side it’s there when it’s needed. Overall the Pixel 10 Pro offers a reliable flagship experience with excellent camera quality, a beautiful display, and numerous new AI features.

I have been using the Pixel 10 Pro for a while now, and overall I am very happy with the purchase. The phone feels premium in hand, the display is bright and sharp, and the performance has been smooth for everyday use. The camera is definitely one of the highlights. Photos come out clear and detailed in both daylight and low-light conditions. Google’s image processing does an excellent job, and the zoom capabilities are impressive. Battery life has been good for my daily use, easily lasting through the day with normal browsing, emails, calls, and social media. I also appreciate the clean Android experience without unnecessary bloatware. The AI features and software integration are useful, and the phone feels fast and responsive. Call quality has been excellent, and the overall user experience is polished. The only minor drawback is that some advanced AI features take time to learn and may not be useful for everyone. However, this does not take away from the overall experience. I would definitely recommend the Pixel 10 Pro to anyone looking for a premium Android phone with an outstanding camera, smooth performance, and excellent software support.

Coming from a Google Pixel 8 Pro, the Google Pixel 10 Pro is quite the upgrade. It is a nice change that Google offers a non-XL version of the Pro series. One of the first things I noticed was that it is an e-SIM only phone. I have T-Mobile wireless service, and changing to e-SIM was very easy. My old Google Pixel 8 Pro detected it right away, and within minutes, my LTE service was up and running on the new phone. The second different thing was when I applied the screen protector, it asked me to scan a QR code to make sure it’s an approved screen protector by Google. Unfortunately, the screen protector that I bought was not, and I do notice that in some areas of the screen, it was a little harder to scroll. So, it might be worth your while to shop for one that’s approved by Google if you are considering to buy the phone. Best Buy website listed this screen protector that’s one of the approved brands by Google. https://www.bestbuy.com/product/zagg-invisibleshield-glass-elite-screen-protector-for-google-pixel-10-10-pro-clear/J39T3VGQPV While some of the specs remained fairly the same as its predecessor, the front camera definitely is the crown jewel of the upgrade, especially coming from the Google Pixel 8 Pro. There’s a lot of AI built-in into the camera software and other applications, such as Magic Cue, too. I think AI is here to stay, while I remain cautiously optimistic about letting it into my day-to-day activities.

If you are AI phobic, this model is for sure not for you. This is an early version so there are a few things that are still coming but I will talk about them. I am using Google Fi as my cell carrier for this. Lets start with calls, I have a business to I have to answer every call. Scammers know that. Between the phone and the carrier, they do very well at seeing what is a possible scam call. I absolutely love the call screener feature. There is supposed to be a melding of precious data on the caller that will show on the screen as the phone rings. This does not work on mine yet I have Gemini with my Google workspace account and the integration is so amazing. There is a Google pixel AI that is separate from Gemini that I am not going to add as a service. The camera is amazing. It is definitely more than I know how to do. You can select an object in a picture and pixel will tell you about it. I didn't try to add mysel to pictures with the photo editor, but you can.my only issues with the camera were the very slow apeture speed and since the camera is such high quality you have to move further away to get an object in the frame. If you can get more memory you should.

I've owned every pixel since the Pixel 3. I would rate this one slightly below the Pixel 9 pro, but above every other Pixel save for may be the pixel 5 (based on its value/performance at the time of release). Battery life is comparable to the Pixel 9 despite a slightly larger battery and what should be a more efficient 3nm architecture. I seems to heat up more than my Pixel 9 pro for unclear reasons, which is my only gripe with the device, which I docked 1 star for. But nothing really beats Google's vision of Android. Camera performance is phenomenal, and the front camera is the best in the business imo (at least in the US)

It works beautifully and the battery lasts at least all day. So much better than my Galaxy S10. I bought it open boxed, and I was a bit concerned when I first received it because the box was all beat up, but it looks and works like brand new, not a single scratch. Love it!

amazing production with smooth interface ,best performance and camera is top notch in the segment,got more than what expected,absolutely love it.

Biggest improvement ever on pixel! No overheating issue anymore, super fast and strong multi-tasking. Screen is also really nice, bright and no lagging at all.

Best pixel yet! Coming from an 8 pro xl, I wanted to try the smaller of the two because i use Swype a lot when texting and it fits great in my hand! Getting the official frost case, because I had an official case for my pixel 8 pro and it withstood flying off the roof of my car going about 30. (Accident, dumb I know) No damage to the phone at all, so i definitely trust their official cases. I also like that the edges aren't curved anymore. Makes going back pages much easier.

I upgraded my phone from a Pixel 6 to a 10 Pro. This phone is smooth, very fast and feels premium in hand. The display is nice and bright. The cameras takes amazing photos. I wish the battery was a bit bigger. Android 16 is smooth. Highly recommend!

The phone was for my wife who was upgrading from a Pixel 6. She has really enjoyed the upgrade on the photos and the seamless transition from the old phone. This is the first time I did not have to perform the setup. She followed the instructions while we were returning from the store.

A nice upgrade from Pixel 9. Dont forget you will also get a nice 1 year Gemini Pro. Everything works well, just need to get a nice kickstand case (I like kickstand case for watching youtube). Battery life is good -> last me for 1 normal day usage - 8 AM - 8 PM (normal usage).

Pixel 10 Pro is a super cellphone, and the camera is outstanding, takes really nice photos. Good call quality, stays connected to the internet, and no dropped calls.

Much better performance comparing to pixel 9 Pro. Running cool and not feeling the slow down even mutiple tasks are running. Camera module is pretty good, zoom is clear with the optical stabilizer. Great value!