Tech Desk 
Aug 20, 2025
After causing a frenzy in the upper echelons of technology, Google has finally kicked off its much-awaited Made by Google 2025 event to launch.
Much in line with what millions of netizens expected from the ongoing Made by Google 2025, the latest Pixel 10 series is set to be launched as the Google event continues to fascinate spectators, alongside the Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold.
Tensor G5 inside Pixel 10 is 34% faster than Pixel 9
Behind the spell-casting magic of Pixel 10's 100x zoom-in capability, there rests the ultimate Tensor G5 chipset under the hood. Yes, you heard exactly what you read.
Powered by the new Tensor G5 chip, which is 34% faster than the previous G4, the Pixel 10 introduces Gemini Nano AI for over 20 exciting generative AI features.
Pixel 10 camera and display features
For the first time, a Pixel phone has featured a telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom, complemented by a 48MP wide and 13MP ultrawide camera system, and thanks to its computational photography capabilities, it can achieve up to 20x zoom quality.
With a dashing 3,000-nit Actua display and a huge battery life of over 30 hours, Pixel 10 is built to impress.
Pixel 10 colours
The Pixel 10 will be launched on August 28 in a wide array of mesmerising colour options including Obsidian, Frost, Lemongrass, and Indigo.
Key features of Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL
Long story short, both the Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL have been released for nothing but to elevate Google’s photography to an entirely new calibre with an impressive camera system featuring a 50MP wide lens, a 48MP ultrawide lens, and a 48MP telephoto lens with 5x zoom.
Both models come with 16GB of RAM and stunning Super Actua displays that support up to 3,300 nits of HDR brightness.
They also support faster charging, with the XL offering 45W charging, and introduce 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging, a first in smartphones.
Pixel 10 Pro models' pricing and availability
The Pixel 10 Pro starts at $999, while the Pro XL begins at $11,999.
Those mulling over a pre-order must note that both of the latest Pixel 10 Pro models will be available for shipping on August 28.
Latest Pixel Watch 4 now out
Although all eyes remained solely on Google's latest Pixel 10 lineup throughout Made by Google 2025, which was valid given the buzz it caused ahead of the actual Google event happening, but the tech giant also directed its focus towards upgrading its other flagship Pixel products. Just like the Pixel Watch lineup.
That said, Google showcased the Pixel Watch 4 during the event, which is packed with an awe-inspiring range of features and unmatchable capabilities.
Pixel Watch 4's Actua 360, side-mounted charger, more
The redesigned Pixel Watch 4 sports a new domed “Actua 360” display, complemented by slimmer bezels to provide more screen space and 3,000 nits of peak brightness, meaning twice compared to the Pixel Watch 3.
In order to make battery checking more feasible, the Pixel Watch 4 has gained a side-mounted charger, which also allows user to see upcoming alarms, and other notifications.
Pixel Watch is now repairable
What sets the latest Pixel watch apart from the previous Pixel watches is that its display and battery are now replaceable and repairable.
Another defining feature of the Pixel Watch 4, powered by the Snapdragon W5 Gen 2 chip, is a new Satellite SOS mode allowing LTE-enabled users to call for emergency services without cellular service.
It's worth noting that the health and fitness features have also been enhanced on the new Pixel watch model, and this improvement goes on to add AI activity recognition and the new AI Health Coach.
Pixel Watch 4 colour options
The 41mm model is available in a silver case with a purple band or a muted gold case with a matching band. The 45mm model introduces a silverish-blue case with a matching band and a unique claspless Gradient Stretch Band.
Pixel Watch 4 pices and pre-orders
Coming in two sizes, including a 41mm model and a 45mm one, the Pixel Watch 4 starts at $349 and goes up to $399 for the 45mm trim. The addition of LTE connectivity can cost you an extra $100.
That said, the prices of the LTE-enabled Pixel Watch 4 are $449 and $499 for 41mm and 45mm sizes, respectively.
How to pre-order Pixel Watch 4
The Wi-Fi-enabled 41mm Pixel Watch 4 can be pre-ordered at $349.99 on Amazon, Google, and Best Buy, while the LTE version begings from $449.99. On the other hand, the 45mm model can be pre-ordered for $399.99, costing $499.99 with the LTE touch-up.
Pixel Buds 2a bring steal the show with replaceable battery, active noise cancellation
Four years after the inception of the original Pixel Buds a-series, Google has finally introduced the Pixel Buds 2a at an afordable price point of £129.99 .
While these new Pixel buds fall in the budget-friendly earbuds category and cost £30 more than their predecessor, they have come with several notable upgrades, including an upgraded chip, Gemini access, a replaceable battery, and active noise cancellation, their most important feature.
The Pixel Buds 2a feature the new Tensor A1 chip, which is backed by Google’s advanced AI and Gemini capabilities, wherein Gemini replaces Google Assistant on the buds.
The most praiseworthy feature for most user will likely be the active noise cancellation and transparency mode. The acoustics have also been re-engineered on the hearing from, not to mention AI-powered wind and background noise reduction to make calls sound even better.
How big is Pixel Buds 2a's battery life?
Pixel Buds 2a's battery life could be pumped up to approximately seven hours with ANC activated and ten hours without it. The case offers an additional 20 hours of charge. It's worth noting that the new Pixel buds could be offer an hour of playback.
The new Pixel buds are armed with an enhanced IP54 rating for water and sweat resistance, while the case has an IPX4 rating.
Pixel Buds 2a's repairability
One exciting aspect is their increased repairability; the inner insert can be popped out, allowing users to replace the battery whenever needed. This has brought the Pixel Buds 2a among the likes of more repairable devices like the Pixel Watch 4.
Despite all these updates, it might sadden you that the Pixel Buds 2a did not steal the spotlight at the Made by Google event.
