Google Unveils Pixel 10 Line At “Made by Google,” Puts AI First

• Google is unveiling the Pixel 10 lineup at its Made by Google event in NYC, livestreamed at 1 p.m. ET.
• The family includes Pixel 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL, and 10 Pro Fold, with a heavy emphasis on Gemini-powered on-device AI via Tensor G5.‍
• Google is also showcasing Pixel Watch 4 and Pixel Buds 2A alongside the phones.
• Reports point to Qi2 magnetic charging across the line and a potential IP68-rated foldable.
• Retail timing widely reported as preorders starting today with availability around Aug 28 in select regions.‍

Google’s fall hardware season opened with an AI-heavy pitch: the Pixel 10 family is fronted by Google’s new Tensor G5 silicon to run more Gemini features locally, with the company framing the devices as “your future phone” and centring the keynote on speed, battery efficiency, and photography intelligence. The launch streamed globally from New York at 1 p.m. ET, continuing Google’s earlier-in-the-year Pixel cadence.‍

The lineup spans Pixel 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL, and the 10 Pro Fold. Ahead of the event, reputable previews flagged a magnetic Qi2 system and durability upgrades that could make the foldable the first with an IP68 rating, while Google’s wearable and audio updates — Pixel Watch 4 and Buds 2A — extend the same AI layer across the ecosystem. As spec sheets post, attention is on camera changes, on-device model support, and whether Google’s foldable narrows the gap with Samsung’s flagship.

On pricing and availability, retail trackers and Google-watchers have repeatedly pointed to preorders opening today and shipments beginning as early as Aug 28 in launch markets. U.S. pricing circulated ahead of the keynote (base Pixel 10 from $799, with higher tiers stepping up), though final MSRPs and regional offers will be confirmed as Google Store pages go live.