A fresh leak means we may have pricing details for the Google Pixel 10

• We have leaked prices for the Pixel 10
• They mostly match the Pixel 9 prices
• These phones could appear in August

The Pixel 10 phones could launch sometime next month if Google keeps to its anticipated timeline. A recent leak has given us some indications as to how much these premium devices would cost when they do.

The Pixel 10 will start at €899, the Pixel 10 Pro at €1,099, the Pixel 10 Pro XL at €1,299, and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold at €1,899, according to prominent tipster Roland Quandt. The price of each device will increase with its capacity.

Giving you currency conversions for those numbers is pointless because they won’t correspond to the final costs, but the prices for phones from the previous year match exactly, suggesting Google has avoided raising prices.

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The Pixel 10 Pro XL is the sole exception; the €1,299 leak only pertains to 256GB of storage. The 128GB option might be discontinued this time around because the Pixel 9 Pro XL originally cost €1,199 for 128GB of storage, €1,299 for 256GB, €1,429 for 512GB, and €1,689 for 1TB.

The price is right?

The Google Pixel 9 would cost $799, £799, or AU$1,349 if Google were to maintain last year’s pricing. The Pixel 9 Pro costs $999/£999/AU $1,699, the Pixel Pro XL costs $1,099/£1,099/AU $1,849, and the Pixel 9 Pro Fold costs $1,799/£1,799/AU $2,699, respectively.

As always, international taxes, tariffs, and currency rates may be applicable. According to these leaked costs in euros, Google is trying to match last year’s price points, however there may be some fluctuation from nation to nation.

Considering that the Pixel 10 phones may be released next month, there haven’t been many leaks or rumors about what to anticipate. Although they might not be significant, performance improvements are unavoidable.