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The Google Pixel 10 packs the Tensor G5 chipset, a new telephoto lens, and other long-awaited hardware upgrades.
On the software side, the Google Pixel 10's AI suite can predict your needs, edit photos for you, and more.
While packing all of these upgrades, the Pixel 10 still retails for $799.
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As summer draws to a close and Techtember nears, Google is kicking off the transition with its Made by Google event today. One of the major releases at the event is Google's latest entry-level flagship device, the Pixel 10 -- and out of the entire Pixel 10 Series, it's the device to keep an eye on.
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While the Pixel 10 is the company's baseline model, after spending hands-on time with all the new devices ahead of launch, I can confidently say it's the best fit for most users. Why? The Pixel 10 packs highly anticipated upgrades, such as a better camera, battery, and chipset (which supports a plethora of new and exciting AI features), all at the same $799 price point as its predecessor.
Here are my first impressions and a round-up of what makes this phone a solid option.
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