Customer Ratings & Reviews

Phone is fantastic! Super fast, the camera is so good and I have had zero issues since I purchased it. I am very happy with this phone.

Google phones are by far the most user friendly, learning the ins and outs of Google is simple. The only issue with this model is that I feel the battery doesn't last long enough. There's definitely a noticeable upgrade from the previous models.

Excellent phone I am loving it ! Love the upgraded features

i previously had a Pixel 8, had my ups and downs everything ran quite smooth but the battery life wasnt working for me. Ended up switching to a S23 Ultra until the IP68 failed and got water damage... Now I switched back to pixel after seeing every youtubers battery comparisons and couldn't be any happier. The OS is smoother than ever and im having great battery life. Personally best value for money you can get in this economy.

Good phone upgrade from the Pixel 7. Sometimes I get some random app crashes but nothing crazy. The implementation of magsafe is a nice touch. Battery runs great too.

Good phone, fast and simple.display is sharp and pictures are clear.

This is my first venture from Samsung in over a decade and so far, it's been a good move. I attempted to use an iPhone for about a week and they're just not my thing, so back to Android I went and I'm so glad I did. This was definitely worth the purchase; I'm quite pleased with the clarity of the screen and smoothness of the OS.

Bought this phone for my wife, and she's in love with it. She's been on the Pixel line for several years now. Screen is gorgeous, camera is great, battery life is great. As she has smaller hands, she loves this one in particular because it's "her" sized.

First thing - go to settings>display&touch> toggle Smooth Display. By default it's set at 60Hz and you'll see stuttering like the phone is running in slow motion. Change that setting and things will feel a lot smoother as it ramps from 60-120Hz. Another thing, unlike a lot of other phone mfgs, Google still allows you to unlock the bootloader. Now, to the phone! For a mid-range phone, Google has hit the sweet spot. Not as laggy and underperforming like some of the lower end phones but not as expensive as a higher end phone. Sure there are trade off, but if you want a more pocketable phone and not break the bank, the Pixel 10 is for you. One change that I'm not in favor of is the eSIM only. I didn't have any issues activating it, but it would have been tons easier to just shut down my old phone and swap the SIM into the Pixel. So be prepared expect issues or calling your phone company if you get an unlocked phone and activate it yourself. If you're lucky like I was you only have to hit your provider's web page and activate the new phone. The screen looks as good an any modern OLED screen should look. But the brightness is kinda low. On my other phones, indoors is usually around 0-20%. With the Pixel I have to set it at 60% in normal lighting to match. However, it gets way darker when set to 0% - almost like it's actually near 0! I don't see an scenario where I'd need the brightness that low. What do I love the most about the phone - the camera. It's a bit lower end than the Pro versions, but it's significantly better than most my other non-Pixel phones. At 100% crop it looks more like an old digital camera processing instead of a nasty finger paint effect so many other phones use. Still getting the hang of the camera but loving the quality! Now the biggest feature is the AI stuff jam packed into the phone. I don't really use a whole lot of the AI features mainly because I'm kinda set in my way of doing things. So I need to add each new feature one at a time to see how I can make it fit into my routine. I haven't found a good use with Magic Cue yet, but it looks promising. Only problem is that it doesn't work with non-Google apps. As for benchmarks... I didn't get the phone to run benchmarks. If it runs all the tasks I need smoothly then it runs fast enough. If there are performance issues, then I'll run some to troubleshoot. Benchmarks are a tool and don't only give a piece of the whole. So far I'm loving the Pixel 10 and I think I may stick with Google as my phone mfg of choice from now on. No waiting on patches or updates or worried if your mfg is gonna support your phone before you pay it off. 7yrs of updates on the Pixel is plenty.

The Google Pixel 10 is a nice phone that has been a big upgrade from my previous device. Setup was easy and fairly quick. It transferred all of the data and apps from my old android device. The Pixel 10 is an ideal size for me with a 6.3” screen. It has a solid construction with a Gorilla Glass screen and scratch and drop resistant body. I tried for several days to go without a protective case, but ultimately ended up getting a case, not because I was worried about damage, but because the polished glass back finish is a bit too slick. This lead to the phone too easily sliding out of my pocket, sliding off my nightstand, and sliding around in the car. So I recommend getting a case to make it easier to grab the phone and ensure that it stays put when you set it down somewhere. I like the sustainability in the Pixel 10’s construction, with 32% recycled materials and 7 years of software support, it’s clearly built to last. Battery life is good and it easily lasts throughout the day. Like many newer devices, there is no headphone jack, so it’s wireless headphones only, which is unfortunate since it would be nice to have the wired option, even if most of your use is with wireless headphones. I have noticed a couple of my apps from my old device don’t work with the pixel 10, hopefully that will be fixed with updates. Other than those 2 apps, Pixel 10 does have good and snappy performance with other apps and works really well. Like with other recent electronic devices Google is heavily pushing their Gemini AI, integrating the AI into most features from phone calls to photo taking. Most of these AI features seem unnecessary and intrusive, fortunately it’s possible to opt out of using them it they are not helpful. I am pleased with the camera which takes nice, crisp images and has useful features but does lack full manual controls. The telephoto and macro lenses work well and are nice to have. The panorama, long exposure, and night sight settings are useful and fun. I am most excited to try out the astrophotography feature but I haven’t been able to get out to a dark sky setting to try it out yet. Overall, I really like my Pixel 10, it works well and has a lot of fun features.

Amazing camera and overall phone. Glad I purchased this phone. In my opinion, better than any of the apple products

WOW. I hated every android phone i ever had until I bought a pixel. I guess it makes sense to buy from the company that makes the software. This phone is perfect.

So I've had this phone since launch and coming from a pixel 6a it's a massive improvement. Better screen, faster processing, cool ai stuff, and the camera is amazing. In short I love my new pixel 10

Upgraded from a Pixel 6 to the pixel 10. Amazed at the new technology. So easy to transfer my data and settings. Love the magnetic charging capability,

My pixel 7 wasn't a durable as others I've had but this feels like a return to quality. It's far, reliable, and the build is solid.

Upgrading from the pixel 6 and I must say, this phone is a mind blowing upgrade in every category. Can’t recommend enough. Why are you still reading this? Just buy it already

Surprised on how small the phone is but also very scared about the screens breaking so I got a screen protector and managed to break it within 30 minutes so I'm glad I got a screen protector. Now I have three spare and three spare camera protectors.

Great phone. I'm a Pixel user and still like the stock Android UI, so this is very nice upgrade to my previous Pixel. This is a small thing, but I really like the Indigo color on the Pixel 10.

Great phone. Loving the 120hz! Had a pixel 7 and upgraded to this.

Easy to set up. Switching from app to app is easy. Hard to find a protective case. Many stores don't carry them