A total of four Pixel 10 models are expected to be released in the fourth quarter this year, with Google showcasing the list of upgrades and improvements arriving in the lineup during its official announcement, including the new Tensor G5, which will be the company’s first to be mass produced by TSMC. With these changes, one would assume that the Mountain View giant would introduce a price hike, but according to the latest revelation, Google has kept a firm grip on things. However, the latest figures are still high, particularly when considering that you have a host of options to choose from.

Google has not introduced a price hike for the Pixel 10 series in Europe, but in terms of value, it is better to wait for a future sale

The entire series’ prices have been listed by WinFuture’s own Roland Quandt on Blue Sky, and as a bonus, he has also mentioned how much the Pixel Buds 2a will cost. Without giving anything away, customers will have to pay a higher sum for these wireless earbuds. Coming to the Pixel 10 family, the base model will set European consumers back by €899, and with this price, they will receive 128GB of non-expandable storage. As for the 256GB option, that will cost an additional €100, raising the base figure to €999.

For those opting for one of the ‘Pro’ models, the 128GB variant will cost you €1,099, and will be available in four storage tiers, all the way up to 1TB. Unsurprisingly, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is the most premium device from the entire range and will also be Google’s most expensive offering, coming at a jaw-dropping €1,899 for the 256GB model, and going all the way up to €2,289 for the 1TB version. As for the Pixel Buds 2a, these will set customers back by €149.

Despite the Tensor G5 being fabricated on TSMC’s second-generation 3nm process, which is expected to be an expensive move, the geopolitics do not appear to have had a dent on Google’s pricing decision as the figures remain unchanged from last year, at least for European customers. However, when you have a ton of alternatives at your disposal, that is when this lineup starts looking a bit on the expensive side. If you want to upgrade, we recommend either taking advantage of Google’s promotions or waiting for the prices to drop during the holiday sale.

Another alternate is that you go for one of the Pixel 9 models, which have received hefty discounts the entire year, with the base model starting from $599 on Amazon, whereas the Pixel 9 Pro is going for $799, the Pixel 9 Pro XL is listed for $939, while the Pixel 9 Pro Fold has been discounted down to $1,449.

News Source: Roland Quandt