Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL is a beautiful phone, and I’m loving it. It looks and feels great to hold, even with its large screen. Since this is my first phone review, and I'm not super technical when it comes to them, I'll keep it simple and just share my thoughts. Right out of the box, you can tell the Pixel 10 Pro XL is a flagship device. The build quality, materials, and screen all feel premium, and it’s comfortable to hold despite its size and weight. The camera bar is a nice touch, as it lets the phone lie flat without rocking. Android has come a long way, and with Google’s promise of seven years of OS updates, you'll have the latest software for a long time. The Pixel 10 Pro XL is incredibly fast, and its 120Hz screen makes scrolling buttery smooth. The display is vibrant and has great contrast as well. You’re going to love the display on this phone, I promise. The speakers are also impressive for a phone, but since most people use headphones, this might not be a major selling point for everyone. The camera is simply amazing. The superzoom goes all the way up to 100x. While it’s not perfect at max zoom, it still takes awesome photos. Google’s AI, powered by Gemini, adds cool features like combining people into a single photo. I tried adding myself to a family picture, and it worked surprisingly well. Motion shots looked good, and the video quality was picture-perfect. Gemini Live is another fun feature, especially when you're on video calls. It identified my dogs, various products, and even the pattern on a roll of toilet paper in seconds. You get a year of Google Gemini Pro, but if you're already a Google One subscriber, you might not be able to redeem it. There's also Magic Cue, which pulls up relevant information from emails or texts during a call. When I called my pest control company, it showed my last service date, which was incredibly helpful. Overall, I’m really enjoying the Pixel 10 Pro XL. The camera, large vibrant screen, and smooth performance are fantastic. It's fast, runs the latest Android, and handles gaming, journaling, and photo editing with ease. It’s a great choice for any Android user or someone switching from iOS. The Pixel 10 Pro XL feels like an Android equivalent of an iPhone, perfect for those who want a big, powerful phone. I’m struggling to see any cons with this phone other than maybe it’s size might be too big for people with smaller hands and the price is quite steep when buying it unlocked.

The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL is the darkhorse smartphone trying to make itself standout against the big two. This is my entry into the Google ecosystem of phones, I've been mostly Samsung since the Note 3, with one attempt at Apple in between. I was looking to upgrade from my S23 Ultra, and heard some good things about Pixel, so I decided to try it out. I'll start off with the pros about this phone. The Pixel 10 Pro XL has a sleek and gorgeous looking design. I got it in Obsidian (Matte Black) and it looks gorgeous with the polished frame, however I went ahead and bought the matching Pixelsnap case to keep my phone protected. The screen is a 6.8" OLED Super Actua display (1344 x 2992) with a variable refresh rate (1-120hz). The cameras are awesome and something selfie enthusiasts or shutterbugs will love. The Pixel 10 has a 42MP front face, 50MP Main Rear, 48MP Ultrawide, and 48MP Telephoto. All this is pretty high end for a phone, but really what makes the camera stand out is the Camera Coach, which is the Camera working with AI helping you to take better photos with onscreen tips and enhancing the quality of images, even if you're not the best at taking photos the Pixel will make it easy for you. I was taking so many photos of my cat just to see how good they would come. Under the hood the Pixel has 256GB of storage, 16GB of RAM, and Google's Tensor G5 processor. All this makes it quick and highly responsive when using the phone, whether its browsing the web, playing games, using apps, or watching videos. Pixel/Google UI simplifies and seeks to save time by streamlining most of what you do by linking it to your Google account so that sign-ins are faster, connecting devices is simpler, accessing files or sites or just doing work on your phone is quick and easy. This is all topped off by powering the Pixel assistant with Google's GeminiAI Pro for free for a year. The battery has about 30+hrs of life and is very good about conserving it. Now for the cons. There wasnt much I could really find bad with the phone, but nothing is perfect. While I liked the idea of simplifiying everything by linking things to my Google account, it did this too proactively. I found that if an older login information is saved, and you changed it, but didnt save the change to your account, then when you open sites or apps it autofills that older information as soon as you tap the login boxes, but when you try to delete the text to input the right information, the autofill just keeps refilling the login box with the autofill info. This also happened with connecting some bluetooth devices, when I tried pairing a device it prompts to link it to your Google account while or before you've even had a chance to complete the device's specific app setup, which when you do can make the app not recognize the device but the device will show up to the phone's bluetooth list. This happened for my Bose earbuds, Sennheiser headset, and Sony ULT tower speaker. The swipe controls and touch response needs some work. Far too many times I tried swiping right to go back a page or collapse the keyboard and it either wouldn't do it or would need a bunch of attempts to respond, I would swipe up to try and see my open tabs/apps and it would think I was pulling up my Search Bar or AI assiatant. When I would type up messages on Snapchat or Messenger the phone would repsond as if it was glitching out and kept opening up the camera and clloapsing the keyboard to send what I'm typing as an image. All of this was incredibly annoying and would for a while take me out of my experience using the phone. While it maybe a different ecosystem of tech it isn't a closed off one, the Pixel can connect and work with other brand wearables and devices. I was worried about this because I have my S23 Ultra paired to my Galaxy Watch6 and GalaxyBook4, but my worries were for nothing because it all connects great. Overall, the Pixel 10 Pro XL is a good phone for experienced android users or anyone wanting to break away from one of the big 2.

Another year, another pixel. —————————————————— This year brings us to the pixel 10 series. I received the pixel 10 Pro XL. I've had just about every pixel that Google has released. This year introduces the tensor G5 chip. Compared to last year I'll be honest and say I don't notice much of a difference in performance, but that isn't a negative, as I didn't have anything bad to say about last year's model as I thought it was the best pixel they had to date at the time. —————————————————— Things appear to be more efficient and battery life seems better overall, however certain situations heating does appear to be a minor issue. I don't want to make this come across negatively as I feel that the device is still learning my habits and usage. And one thing that I've known from my experience using the pixel devices is that it tends to take at least a week or two for things to settle in for the system to properly acclimate itself with how I utilize my apps and my daily use. —————————————————— I've been very impressed with the new AI enhancements thus far. Google photos and editing tools are vastly improved. I've attached some samples of before and after utilizing AI enhance. In general, you don't need to edit the photos. All that much as the benefit of the Google pixel phones is always the camera and just like every year the pixel cameras are the best point-and-shoot cameras around for a camera phone. This year you get the benefit of a 100x pro-res zoom. While this is enhanced using AI, it is still a really impressive feature. Though, it can make certain subjects/objects look too artificial. I believe with further updates this will become an even more powerful tool. —————————————————— Google has really stepped up with their operating system ecosystem across the board. The apps and UI are more intertwined and cohesive in my opinion than they have been in previous years. With the 10 Pro XL you now get with the always on display full screen wallpaper which adds a nice visual touch that looks nice, especially when utilizing the new Google pixel wireless Qi snap stand which I have showcased in this review attached. Visually and operationally the pixel OS has always been one of my favorites for the Android operating system. I personally feel Google has outdone themselves with their OS launch along with this pixel series. —————————————————— There isn't a whole lot more to be said, to be quite honest. Google refined on last year's model. If it's not broke, don't fix it, as the saying goes. They took hardware, made some fine-tuning adjustments on the inside, some on the out, stronger AI, fast wireless charging, magnets, better camera capabilities, slightly more efficient, more powerful processor (which by all indications should get better with some software and driver updates to come), brighter display, bigger and better battery life. I look forward to the updates to come and the dedicated support Google has behind this (7 years), the pixel feature drops and what else can be unlocked to showcase this beautiful phones true potential.

I had traded in my Google Pixel 7 pro for a Google Pixel 10 Pro XL. I am super happy with the deal and the new product. Best-Buy gave me more than the estimated trade-in value for my Pixel 7 Pro which added to my happiness and to the trust I have with Best-Buy. Pixel 10 Pro is more AI centric in terms of user guidance and the camera, the touch is very smooth, I haven't noticed any heating issue on he device. It has got a good battery. Camera has greatly enhanced my experience and perfect to capture the memories. I highly recommend this purchase, hurry up till the great trade-in offers last !!

The Pixel 10 Pro XL is a great phone. The screen is vibrant with excellent color and clariety. The base model with 256 GB storage is a very good deal by Google. The inclusion of Gemini is well integrated into the operation system, and extremely useful. The phone's Tensor 5 processor is fast, and very capable of multiple tasks and applications. The pricing is very competitive, and the hardware is very modern and of highest quality. This is a highly recommended phone and purchase option.

The best upgrade from a Pixel 7 pro, fast, better battery and camera it's amazing

A very minor update to a solid phone. It feels faster but slightly. I'd say it's a refined version of the pixel from later year. So don't expect any big changes. A big negative for me is heavy use of Ai being pushed everywhere throughout the phone. 100 times zoom being ai focus instead of improving the camera itself.

May not be the fastest but I don't notice day to day at all. The screen is amazing and the battery life last me 2 days. Consistency end the days with above 50%. The software and the cameras are amazing.

Finally a time for an upgrade. The data transfer process was seemless. I have used the camera (basic use), and it works great. Also very happy with compatibility and battery life.

Exactly what i was hoping for:speed, incredible cámara performance, and a clean Android experience. The display is sharp, bright, and smooth.

The phone works great and very fast. The newer Operating system looks great and I'm enjoying the magsaf feature for the phone

The Google Pixel 10 Pro is a polished flagship that blends premium hardware with Google’s strongest software yet. Its 6.3-inch LTPO OLED display is bright, fluid, and easy to read outdoors, while the slim aluminum frame and Gorilla Glass build give it a solid, high-end feel. IP68 protection adds peace of mind. Performance is driven by the Tensor G5 chip, which isn’t the fastest in raw benchmarks but excels at powering Google’s AI features. Real-time translation, Magic Cue for messaging, and new photo editing tools make everyday use genuinely more convenient. Combined with seven years of guaranteed updates, this is a phone designed to stay relevant. The camera system remains one of the best: a 50MP main sensor, 48MP ultrawide, and 48MP telephoto with 5× optical zoom. Low-light shooting is excellent, and AI-assisted editing makes post-processing effortless. Battery life is dependable, lasting a full day with ease, and wireless charging now supports the faster Qi2 standard. That said, charging speeds—both wired and wireless—are slower than many rivals. Overall, the Pixel 10 Pro isn’t about raw power but about smart, lasting value. For users who prioritize AI features, cameras, and long-term software support, it’s one of 2025’s best choices.

Awesome product and even more amazing camera. Screen is immaculate

The pixel 10 pro XL is the best phone I've ever had. The camera is amazing and sound and picture quality are top notch. You won't find anything else like it. Google continues to amaze me every time they release a new model. I love the find music feature that helps you know what song is on in the background of a movie, video or playing in a store with dates and times they were listened to even without Internet which is a huge help on deployments. The phone is sleek, smooth and very durable. Even if you don't want the pro XL pixel is still the best choice or there.

Coming from the regular 9 pro,I will say the XL version feels familiar but overall good upgrades to storage and battery, full battery can last me from one morning to the next.

I've had good bad tery life so far on my new pixel! I came from a Samsung z flip 6 that was giving me battery life issues. I like the in screen finger print reader too!

I'm switching from a galaxy s 24 ultra to the 10 pro xl. This phone is awesome. If used a Samsung since a s3 in that time this is the 2nd time I've have a non Samsung phone and unlike the last one I don't regret it. Not to over hype this phone there are things I miss about my Samsung, but the gap in performance that people talk about is 100% unnoticeable. Now that may not stand true if you game but day to day this phone is extremely capable and the ai features like magic que and call screening are extremely intuitive. I would generally recommend this phone

I've had my Pixel 10 Pro XL for a few days now, and I'm blown away by its performance. The camera is one of the best I've ever used, capturing stunning photos with incredible detail and color accuracy. The display is vibrant and responsive, making it perfect for gaming and watching videos. The battery life is impressive, and the fast charging feature is super convenient. The software is intuitive and user-friendly, with timely updates and security patches. Overall, I highly recommend the Pixel 10 Pro XL to anyone looking for a top-notch smartphone.

This phone is excellent the best google has done so far! The phone is giving me such nice Nexus flash backs how everything worked together as one. offers the best combination of display, cameras, battery life and software on any phone in 2025. Even the performance, which looks like a weakness on paper, ends up being a key strength The Pixel 10 Pro's strengths are its advanced, easy-to-use AI features like Magic Cue and natural language image editing, excellent cameras, a great screen, refined hardware, and long-term software support

The Android OS is too focused on web search. Any quick search highlights the web search results. It's missing the quick search options like iOS Spotlight search. Home screen customizations left too to be desired. The permanent Google search widget at the bottom and the quick glance widget at the top need to have options to be removed. Google wallet app needs more integration in the OS and the Google's services. For example I can't use the cards from the Google wallet app to pay for the Google One subscription. I need to entery card number manually. The phone is great for its camera and the pure Android experience but it lacks the seamless experience for its own native apps.