Google Pixel 10 Gets Triple Camera – First Look Leaked
Pixel 10 leak hints at major upgrades—triple camera setup and new Tensor G5 processor seen in prototype images.
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A prototype believed to be Google's upcoming Pixel 10 has surfaced on a Chinese auction platform, offering a first glimpse at what could be the hardware blueprint of the next-generation device. Images posted on the listing reveal key aspects of the phone’s design, camera setup, and internal components.
The listing, which appeared on the Chinese site Goofish, includes multiple live images of what is claimed to be the Pixel 10. The front image displays the phone powered on, showing an Engineering Validation Test (EVT1.0) screen and fastboot interface, hinting that the device is in early testing phases.
Photos of the rear of the phone reveal a pill-shaped camera module housing three sensors. This indicates a possible triple-camera system, marking a significant upgrade for the base model in the Pixel series. If accurate, this would be the first time a standard (non-Pro) Pixel phone includes a telephoto lens in addition to wide and ultrawide cameras.
One of the internal shots shows a motherboard labeled with 'G5,' potentially pointing to the integration of Google's upcoming in-house Tensor G5 chip. The Tensor G5 is expected to power the next wave of Pixel devices, though Google has not officially confirmed these details.
The prototype is reportedly fully operational and priced at CNY 7,777, which converts to roughly Rs 92,000. However, auction site listings are not recognized as official disclosures, and the legitimacy of the device remains unverified.
The Pixel 10 lineup is anticipated to be unveiled in the coming weeks, with rumors suggesting an August launch window. The appearance of this prototype, regardless of its authenticity, aligns with ongoing leaks indicating upgrades to both performance and imaging on the upcoming devices.
