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Pixel 10 Pro Barely Distinguishable from Previous Model

Summary

  • Google's Pixel 10 marks the phone's 10th generation
  • Pixel 10 Pro looks nearly identical to last year's Pixel 9
  • Apple and Samsung overhauled designs for their 10th anniversary models
Pixel 10 Pro Barely Distinguishable from Previous Model

As of August 21, 2025, Google has released the Pixel 10, marking the 10th generation of its flagship smartphone. However, the latest model looks nearly identical to the previous year's Pixel 9, failing to impress consumers who typically expect bold design changes for such a milestone release.

In contrast, tech giants like Apple and Samsung have made significant design overhauls for their 10th anniversary smartphone models. Apple, for instance, completely revamped the iPhone in 2017 for its 10th anniversary, while Samsung revamped the Galaxy S series with the S10 in 2019.

But with the Pixel 10 Pro, Google has played it safe, offering only minor color variations and subtle refinements compared to the Pixel 9. This lack of a major design refresh has left many consumers underwhelmed, as they had anticipated a more dramatic evolution of the Pixel line to commemorate its 10th generation.

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FAQ

The Google Pixel 10 Pro looks nearly identical to the Pixel 9, with only minor color variations and subtle refinements, unlike the major design overhauls seen in competing flagship phones for their 10th anniversary releases.
While Apple and Samsung revamped the iPhone and Galaxy S series, respectively, for their 10th anniversary releases, Google has played it safe with the Pixel 10 Pro, offering minimal changes from the previous generation.
Consumers had expected Google to introduce a more dramatic evolution of the Pixel line to commemorate the 10th generation of the smartphone, but the lack of a major design refresh has left many underwhelmed.

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