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Google keeps base Pixel 10 prices steady, but removes lower storage tiers in Pro and XL models to encourage higher-end upgrades.
The Pixel 10 Pro Fold crosses the $2,000 mark, signaling Google’s serious push into the ultra-premium foldable smartphone segment.
India pricing is expected to start at Rs. 79,999, with the top-tier Fold potentially reaching Rs. 1.36 lakh or more, making it one of Google's most expensive offerings yet.
With just weeks left before Google’s big reveal, the wraps are already coming off the Google Pixel 10 lineup when it comes to pricing. A series of detailed leaks have given us a full view of what buyers might pay for each model in the upcoming series.
If one has been holding off on their next upgrade, this Pixel 10 price leak might help in hastening the decision.
Google seems to be playing it smart this year with the Pixel 10 launch. Instead of shaking up the pricing entirely, it's made subtle adjustments by removing some lower-tier storage options while keeping entry prices familiar. The idea is to nudge users toward more premium choices without turning them away at the door.
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Pricing for the standard Pixel 10 is expected to remain the same as the Pixel 9, with the 128 GB model coming in at $799 and the 256 GB version at $899, providing a seamless upgrade experience without any surprises at checkout.
Pixel 10 Pro carries more muscle and more room. Pricing for the model lineup starts at $999 for 128 GB, then rises to $1,099 for 256 GB, $1,219 for 512 GB, and caps at $1,449 for the 1 TB configuration. It's clearly built for users who push their phones beyond casual use.
Pixel 10 Pro XL drops the 128 GB tier altogether and begins at $1,199 for 256 GB. The 512 GB variant costs $1,319, and the 1 TB model goes up to $1,549. This one is all about power, with no compromise and no cut corners.
Among the new releases, Pixel 10 Pro Fold is both the boldest and the most expensive. The 256 GB version is priced at $1,799, the 512 GB model at $1,919, and the 1 TB option hits $2,149, making it the first Pixel device to officially surpass the $2,000 mark.
Prices outside the US naturally vary, but the trends hold.
European pricing for Pixel 10 is expected to start at €899, with the Pro and Fold versions possibly going up to €2,400 depending on storage capacity.
The Canadian lineup may range from CAD 1,099 for the standard version to CAD 2,869 for the premium configuration.
In the Indian market, unofficial pricing hints at Rs. 79,999 for the Pixel 10 and approximately Rs. 99,999 for the Pixel 10 Pro. Fold editions are projected to go well beyond Rs. 1 lakh, with the most premium variant possibly touching Rs. 1.36 lakh or above.
This isn't about flashy price hikes or sudden jumps. Google’s approach is more refined. Instead of bumping up the cost per model, it’s quietly shifting the baseline by cutting out lower storage tiers. That means the average selling price rises, but not in a way that feels abrupt.
Google is making a statement through Fold’s pricing. At over $2,000, it’s the company’s way of saying it’s ready to compete in the high-stakes foldable race. This is no longer just about catching up; it's about leading the charge.
If the rumors are accurate, early buyers may get more than just a new phone. Google is expected to bundle a few extras with select models:
Google AI Pro access
YouTube Premium trial
Fitbit Premium subscription
For anyone leaning toward the Pro or Fold, these extras could tip the scale.
Make sure August 20, 2025 is marked on the calendar. Google’s annual Made by Google event is set to take place then. Expect full reveals, software demos, launch dates, and possibly even a few surprises.
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The Pixel 10 series isn’t just another refresh. It’s a quiet reshaping of Google’s smartphone identity. A foldable phone that’s finally playing in the big leagues might be entering the market. Whether you're after dependable performance, future-ready hardware, or something that folds into your pocket and still feels premium, Google’s newest smartphone lineup seems ready to deliver.
