Google Pixel 10 Pro speakers

The Google Pixel 10 Pro comes with dual stereo speakers to provide that immersive experience when viewing content or listening to music. While this works even if the phone is being held in portrait mode, it really sounds better when holding the phone in landscape mode, so each speaker is closer to one of your ears. In addition to the dual stereo speakers, the Pixel 10 Pro has spatial audio support for an even more immersive and elevated listening experience. This makes a big difference with your music and really amps it up.

The spatial audio support requires compatible headphones or earbuds, like the Pixel Buds Pro 2, for example, so when you want to change up from listening through the phone speakers to a more personal listening experience, you can still have immersive sound.

In addition to the amazing speakers, the Pixel 10 Pro features a 6.3-inch Super Actua display with a resolution of 1,280 x 2,856. Paired with the speakers, the display really allows you to enjoy all kinds of video media. And because the display is smaller at 6.3 inches, the phone more easily fits in your pocket and won’t feel bulky. The display uses an LTPO OLED panel as well, and that’s only going to make the content you consume look that much better.

With a 4,870mAh battery inside and some of Google’s recent software tweaks with Android 16, the Pixel 10 Pro can last for 24+ hours with average daily use, or up to 100+ hours in Extreme Battery Saver Mode. This mode cuts off a lot of the functions to conserve battery life, but it’s a nifty feature if you know you’ll be without the ability to charge the phone for a while. The phone also comes with 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of internal storage, although the base amount is 128GB. Of course, the Pixel 10 Pro also gets seven years of OS updates, and that means you’ll be able to use the phone for years to come with the newest software.

Here are the full Google Pixel 10 Pro specs below.