| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Jade · 256 GB | ₹1,24,999 | Not sold |
| Obsidian · 256 GB | ₹1,24,999 | Not sold |
| Moonstone · 256 GB | ₹1,24,999 | Not sold |
| 16 GB | Not sold | ₹93,900 |
This is a well-rounded premium phone with a strong display, versatile cameras and exceptional software longevity. Its comparatively modest performance and charging speed make the high price harder to justify.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.31 days of recorded prices.
Today's price is within ₹0 of the lowest we have recorded.
The 50 MP main camera is joined by a 48 MP ultrawide and 48 MP telephoto with 5x optical zoom. This gives photographers meaningful flexibility from wide scenes to distant subjects.
The 1344x2992 LTPO OLED display combines crisp detail with a fluid 120 Hz refresh rate. Peak brightness of 3300 nits keeps it readable outdoors.
Seven years of operating-system and security updates make this a strong option for buyers who keep their phones for a long time.
8K recording offers extra detail and cropping flexibility, while 4K at 60 fps is better suited to everyday high-quality filming. Optical stabilisation helps keep handheld footage steadier.
Everyday use should remain smooth, but raw performance falls behind many similarly priced flagships. Demanding gamers can find faster alternatives for considerably less money.
The 5200 mAh battery supports 45 W wired charging, which is merely adequate at this price. Several premium Android rivals refill much faster.
At ₹1,12,730, the phone needs to compete with faster devices offering similarly strong displays and cameras. Its long support commitment helps, but does not fully overcome the price.
The 10 Pro XL has been great in my experience. I enjoy the stills taken on the camera. Performance has been adaquate for me. I don't game that much other than Scrabble go. Battery is so so hoping the recent update fixes it.
I traded my Pixel 8 for Pixel 10 Pro XL and then compared with partner's Pixel 8 side by side. It's definitely an upgrade. UI is smooth. I had no idea that it would that much difference in Running apps and scrolling until compared side to side with Pixel 8.
Battery is an improvement, may be due to bigger size (also bigger screen too). Getting easily 7 hours Screen on time even with 1-2 hours gaming. Gaming: I have not played any heavy games. But the games I played did not had any performance issues.
-Finally a Pixel phone with a Google chipset that doesn't heat up! I've used it for hours and the heat never got uncomfortable in the slightest. The Pixel 7 Pro got hot frequently, and especially any A-series Pixel got very uncomfortable to the touch very quickly. Finally this is all gone.
-As for battery life, I know a lot of people said it's not good, but it's been stellar for me. Lasts all day with plenty of capacity left, and this is with me limiting charging to 80% to preserve the battery. Overall I am very satisfied, the screen is my only significant annoyance.
I am sad to say that but this most likely will be my last Pixel. They had long enough time to make a decent physical phone and a decent OS. Pixel 10 Pro XL been the biggest disappointment to the date. Slowing down, lagging on most apps, and not to mention their terrible issue with the gallery apps disappearing pictures and videos.
I agree with him with my usage. The battery has been crap, i upgraded from a base 8 to a 10 pro expecting better battery life, i'm getting similar life as i did with the 8. And the phone get's significantly hotter especially when using the camera.
I was planning upgrading from my Pixel9 to a Pixel 10 Pro but the battery life is worse.
I have both a xl and a fold 7 and in general everyday tasks, I notice no difference. It's when I start gaming is where the difference is night and day. Also the pixel 10 pro xl has amazing cameras. Top tier.
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