Google Pixel 10 Pro Camera, Design Changes Revealed In New Full Renders

Google’s “Made by Google” event, where the Pixel 10 series will be unveiled by the tech giant, is set for Aug. 20. As the day draws closer, more and more Pixel 10 leaks and reports are surfacing, giving a thorough idea of what the lineup would look like.

In the latest on Pixel 10, full renders of the Pixel 10 Pro have reportedly emerged, displaying the device from various angles and highlighting the anticipated design modifications. In the renders, the Pixel 10 Pro is presented in the Obsidian colour that Google had hinted at through its social media platforms.

In an Android Headlines exclusive report, multiple renders of the Pixel 10 Pro are showcased with a full 360-degree view. The new set of visuals reveals that the sides of the Pixel 10 Pro will, once more, feature a glossy finish this year, with Google maintaining that glossy sides enhance the premium look and feel of the Pixel 10 Pro. At the same time, the back panel has a matte texture with the “G” logo appearing in a Chrome finish beneath the camera module.

The rear panel resembles that of the Pixel 9 Pro, featuring a pill-shaped camera module that accommodates the triple rear camera sensors. An LED flash is situated next to it. On the front, the top of the screen features a centrally located hole-punch cutout for the selfie shooter.

Other than that, there aren’t any significant design modifications with the Pixel 10 Pro. The power button and volume controls remain located on the right side of the device. The bezels appear quite slim.

While the renders have the Pixel 10 Pro in Obsidian, which has been around for quite some time and will continue along with Porcelain, there will reportedly be two other colours as well this year. One is Moonstone, a slate blue colourway, while the other is Jade, a greenish-yellow hue paired with a light gold frame.