Renders purporting to show the Google Pixel 10 and Google Pixel 10 Pro XL have leaked, but by the looks of things the base-model handset is getting a third camera.

This is the Google Pixel 10, which is expected to launch in August 2025. Thanks to Onleaks, we are able to give you a first look at the Google Pixel 10

Google could be adding an extra camera to the base model Pixel 10, according to renders from leaker OnLeaks published by Android Headlines. The images show that the Pixel 10 looks nearly identical to the Pixel 9, but with a wider pane of glass on the rear camera bar that hints at a third rear camera.

According to the report, the Pixel 10 will have a 6.3-inch display – like the Pixel 9 – and it will come with a triple rear camera unit. The camera housing will once again span the width of the device, as it has done for the last couple of Pixel iterations. Interestingly, the Pixel 9a is expected to ditch this camera module design.

Based on the CAD renderings from OnLeaks, the Pixel 10 will have the same dimensions (6.02" x 2,83" x .33") and a 6.3-inch display as the Pixel 9. Button placement, flat sides and similar bezels all appear the same as well.

The Pixel 9 family introduced Google’s new design language to its own smartphone range. According to the latest information, it appears Google will continue with the same design.

The upcoming Google Pixel 10 lineup will be able to further refine the AI magic of the current Pixels. However, before we even get into what the phones will do, we've got an early look at what one of the phones will look like. Last year brought a new design language, and you're right if you assume that it's too early for Google to switch things up.