Google Pixel 10 family's prices in the US and Canada leak
And now we have prices for the entire Pixel 10 family - again. Last time they leaked for Europe, this time they're for the US and Canada. So, without further ado, here's the rumored pricing breakdown in a nifty table. Google Pixel 10 Google Pixel 10 Pro Google Pixel 10 Pro XL Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold 128GB $799 / CAD 1,099 $999 / CAD 1,349 - - 256GB $899 / CAD 1,229 $1,099 / CAD 1,479 $1,199 / CAD 1,629 $1,799 / CAD 2,399 512GB - $1,219 / CAD 1,649 $1,319 / CAD 1,799 $1,919 / CAD 2,569 1TB - $1,449 / CAD 1,949 $1,549 / CAD 2,099 $2,149 / CAD 2,869
There won't be a direct price hike for any device, but the Pixel 10 Pro XL gets an indirect one since Google is dropping the 128GB model. The 256GB iteration, now the cheapest, is still priced the same as the Pixel 9 Pro XL last year, but if you just want to get the most affordable option regardless of storage capacity, then you are paying more for the Pixel 10 Pro XL.
The Pixel 10 will allegedly get six months of the Google AI Pro plan for free, six months of Fitbit Premium, and three months of YouTube Premium. The rest of the lineup will get a full year of Google AI Pro and the same YouTube and Fitbit perks.
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