Google’s Achievement with the Pixel 10 Pro Resides in Its Understated Charm

Google's Achievement with the Pixel 10 Pro Resides in Its Understated Charm

Google’s Achievement with the Pixel 10 Pro Resides in Its Understated Charm


The Pixel 10 Pro lineup signifies significant transformations for Google, despite seeming similarities. A completely new processor devoid of Samsung, Qi2 magnets, and a multitude of new features stand out in this release, though an eSIM-only model for the U.S., certain performance issues, and ongoing accessibility problems with the display hinder the launch.

Pros:
– Pixelsnap’s Qi2 execution is outstanding
– Access to all the newest AI tools and applications from Google
– Most AI functionalities are handled on-device
– Excellent ecosystem for accessories (from both first and third parties)
– Gaming performance has notably improved compared to Pixel 6-9

Cons:
– eSIM-only model in the U.S.
– Mandatory battery throttling after 200 cycles
– Lacks support for the newest version of Vulkan
– Performance sometimes falls below half of Qualcomm’s
– PWM rate remains poor