Google Pixel 10 Pro Prototype Surfaces Online: Key Features, Design Tweaks, and What to Expect

Google is all set to unveil its highly anticipated smartphone dubbed Google Pixel 10, continuing Google’s legacy of blending clean software with powerful hardware. However, the official release is still months away, but the early leaks and rumors are revealing some of the specifications including its prototype images. This newly prototype coming at the forefront is offering glimpse into what we can expect from the next-generation Pixel. As the excitement builds, we will cover what everything is coming in the leaks and what we know about the Google Pixel 10.

Google Pixel 10 Prototype Images Leak:

To recall, there was earlier news from the Android Authority witnessing a Google Pixel 10 Pro during a commercial shoot in Vancouver. Now the report claims spotting a new prototype image of the Google Pixel 10. Images were spotted on the Chinese social media platform, revealing what this upcoming smartphone could offer. The Chinese social media platform gave it a codename ‘Coolapk.’

The prototype images reveal that Google Pixel 10’s model page with a model number “DVT1.0”  which is  a Design Verification Test prototype. The internal codename of the smartphone is ‘Blazer’. The prototype images of the upcoming Google Pixel 10 also showcases and reveals some of its specifications such as it will run on Android 16.

The prototype reveals that the smartphone will be powered by the Tensor G5 chipset. In addition, it will be paired with the 16GB RAM and 256GB internal storage. The chipset will feature 2x Cortex-A520, 3x Cortex-A725, 2x Cortex-A725, and 1x Cortex-X4.

The website that’s showcasing the processor of the Google Pixel 10 says that the chipset will have 5nm process, however, one of the renowned leakster Mystic Lekas says that it could be mistake as the processor in Google Pixel 10 is expected to have 3nm process.

The prototype also reveals some of the visual changes as compared to the Google Pixel 9 Pro. We could witness that the USB-C port that sits at the bottom of the older Pixel phones now situated at the between two identical cutouts. Additionally, the SIM tray can also be seen shifted toward the top-left edge of the handset.