Google Pixel 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold Pricing Detailed Ahead of Launch in August

The eagerly anticipated Google Pixel 10 series is set to debut next month. While Google has kept official details under wraps, leaks suggest that the pricing will mirror last year's Pixel 9 series. According to Roland Quandt from WinFuture, the Pixel 10 lineup in Europe will maintain the same price points as its predecessor, eliminating any hopes for a price drop or increase.

Google Pixel 10 Pricing Details

The top-tier model, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, is expected to start at €1,899 (approximately ₹1,72,000) for the 256GB version. The price could rise to €2,289 (around ₹2,07,500) for the new 1TB variant. This addition of a higher storage option offers a touch of luxury for those who can afford it.

Meanwhile, changes are seen in the Pixel 10 Pro XL lineup. Although prices remain consistent with the Pixel 9 Pro XL, Google has removed the base 128GB model. Now starting at 256GB for €1,299 (about ₹1,17,700), it goes up to €1,429 (around ₹1,29,500) for 512GB and €1,689 (approximately ₹1,53,100) for 1TB. This effectively raises the entry-level price due to the absence of a cheaper model.

For those interested in the standard Pixel 10 model, prices begin at €899 (roughly ₹81,500) for the 128GB version and reach €999 (around ₹90,600) for the 256GB variant. The Pixel 10 Pro offers four storage options: starting at €1,099 (about ₹99,500) for 128GB and going up to €1,589 (approximately ₹1,44,200) for the top-tier 1TB model.

If you memorised last year's pricing structure for the Pixel 9 series, you're already familiar with this year's costs. The only notable changes are in storage options for the XL and Fold models. Earlier rumours suggesting a cheaper Fold have been debunked.

Global Market Considerations

While European prices seem stable compared to last year's models, it's uncertain if other markets like the US will see similar consistency. However, India often aligns its pricing with Europe's trends.

Interestingly enough, while phone prices remain unchanged in Europe according to leaks, Google's upcoming earbuds are set to become pricier. The new Pixel Buds 2a are expected to launch at €149 (around ₹13,500), marking an increase from their predecessors which were priced at €109 (approximately ₹9,800). This represents a significant jump of about ₹3,700. The Google Pixel 10 series is anticipated to launch in August following Google's traditional schedule for flagship releases.