"The offers 128GB of internal storage and is built with a Google Tensor G5 chip for enhanced multitasking and more efficient power usage. It also boasts a slightly larger battery than the Pixel 9, giving you up to 30 hours of use on a full charge compared to the 24 hours you get with the Pixel 9. It's built with native Google Gemini AI capabilities for text-to-speech, searching the web, and analyzing information for easy-to-read summaries. The 6.3-inch display produces 1080p resolution for viewing photos, video playback, and browsing the web."
"The offers the same 128GB of internal storage, Tensor G5 CPU, and Gemini AI integration with a few premium extras like a higher resolution of 2856 x 1280 and AI-assisted photo and video editing. The Pixel 10 Pro also supports Pixelsnap wireless charging for faster and more reliable power, as well as eSIM technology, so you can have multiple numbers on one device. This makes it a great option for anyone who needs both a work and personal number or a number for making international calls."
"To get your free Pixel 10 or Pixel 10 Pro, you have to either be an existing T-Mobile customer, or switch to a qualifying T-Mobile plan. You also have to enroll in AutoPay and are responsible for all applicable fees and taxes. The value of the phone is issued as 24 monthly credits to your bill, and can take up to two billing cycles to appear on your statement."
Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro are available for preorder with T-Mobile promotions that can provide free devices with qualifying plans or eligible trade-ins, including up to four free devices for families. The Pixel 10 includes 128GB storage, a Google Tensor G5 chip, a slightly larger battery than the Pixel 9 with up to 30 hours of use, native Gemini AI for text-to-speech, web searching, and summarization, and a 6.3-inch 1080p display. The Pixel 10 Pro adds a higher 2856 x 1280 resolution, AI-assisted photo and video editing, Pixelsnap wireless charging, and eSIM support for multiple numbers. T-Mobile requires AutoPay enrollment, issues the device value as 24 monthly bill credits, and customers remain responsible for fees and taxes.
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