Google Pixel 10 series launch is expected in the next few months with the latest Android 16 version running out of the box. The company will most likely have three Pixel 10 models along with the Pixel 10 Pro Fold version but it seems the regular Pixel 10 variant will once again miss out on some premium features, even with its high price tag.

Reports say the Pixel 10 will be offered with a triple camera setup for the first time, but some of the features will be limited to the Pro versions this year as well. 

Pixel 10 Features Said To Be Missing Again 

New details about the base Pixel 10 version via this report suggest Google will not offer a vapour cooling chamber this year as well. The company added the system in the 9 Pro variants and we could see the same happen with the Pixel 10 series also. Having a cooling chamber helps the device avoid heating, something that Apple is supposedly bringing for the first time with the iPhone 17 Pro models this year. 

That’s not all, the feature list for the Pixel 10 could also be missing Wi-Fi 7 support which could actually be a downgrade since the Pixel 9 series did support the version. The other notable absence from the Pixel 10 could be the new Ultra Res Zoom camera feature which is going to be introduced with the advanced Pro series cameras by Google. 

It is being said that Google and TSMC have joined forces for the next three to four years to power the next-gen Pixel devices, including the 10 series. Google launched the Pixel 9 series in August last year and recent leaks suggest a similar timeline is likely for the Pixel 10 models as well. 

Google is expected to use the Tensor G5 chipset for the new lineup and we are eager to see if the reported changes pan out which will make the Pixels a true flagship device.