Google’s Pixel 10 Pro has dropped by £140, but the bulk of that saving only reveals itself once you reach checkout.
Amazon has the 128GB Pixel 10 Pro in Obsidian marked down to £649, a saving of 8% on its original £709 price, and applying the £80 checkout discount takes the final cost down to £569.
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This flagship Pixel phone launched at £999 in 2025, so seeing that it’s now available for £569 marks a meaningful drop on what was, until very recently, the best Pixel you could buy.
That price nabs you a 6.3-inch OLED display that runs at up to 120Hz and gets bright enough to stay clearly visible even in direct sunlight, a genuine strength that’s been backed up by hands-on testing.
That impression held up during two weeks of everyday use, when one of our tech experts put the Pixel 10 Pro through its paces and found the screen among the best on any phone tested this year, worth checking against our best smartphone guide.
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The camera system proved just as dependable, producing reliably good photos in bright daylight and dim bars alike thanks to Google’s image processing. Gemini’s AI tools add a layer, with Magic Cue surfacing useful information automatically and Nano Banana letting owners edit and reimagine photos directly on the phone.
Photo editing tools carry over into video too, where Video Boost enhances footage significantly up to 8K resolution after the fact, and Google backs the Pixel 10 Pro with seven years of software updates going forward.
Long-term thinking extends to the hardware as well, where PixelSnap magnets built into the back let the Pixel 10 Pro work neatly with a wide range of wireless chargers and stands originally designed for other phones.
At £569, the Pixel 10 Pro is a rare chance to get a genuinely compact flagship with a superb screen, reliable cameras and seven years of software support.
A modest upgrade for the series, the Pixel 10 Pro lacks genuine reinvention but still impresses on the whole. The camera is good – if AI is starting to get in the way – and the screen is among the best I have seen. Considering the dearth of good ‘smaller’ Android phones available, the Pixel 10 Pro is a great pick even if it isn’t the best phone around.
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Excellent display
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The design is more suited to this smaller size
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Brilliant software with some useful AI bits
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Reliable camera for photos
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A bit rubbish for video capture
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Performance isn’t great for a ‘Pro’ device
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No big battery advances
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