- Photos of a Pixel 10 -Prototype is shown at a Chinese auction site
- They show the addition of a third rear camera and what seems to be a temperature sensor
- Previous leaks mention this camera but this is the first thing we’ve seen by a temperature sensor
The Google Pixel 10 series has leaked quite a lot at this time, but so far actual images of these phones have been few and far in between. But now some newly leaked photos have given us our best look yet on what the base model can look like.
These images were stained by 9to5google and were posted at Goofish (a Chinese auction site) as part of a list of a Pixel 10 -Prototype motherboard – so despite the whole phone being depicted, only the motherboard is actually for sale.
It is an all-round weird listing, which to go after the auto-translated text-inclusion an extended rant about scammers, but the actual images look quite credible.
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You can see what is apparently a Google Pixel 10 prototype from both the front and the back, and it looks like a former Pixel 10 Pro -Prototype leak.
You can see that there are three camera lenses on the back, which is one more than you get with Google Pixel 9. But it is in line with previous leaks that suggest that the Pixel 10 will have a 5x-telecamera along with its wide and ultra-wide snappers.
Interestingly, there is also a kind of sensor under Blitz, which is probably a temperature sensor as this is where this is on the Pixel 9 Pro, but it is not something you get on the standard Pixel 9.
Could be a pixel 10 pro
Otherwise, this prototype is very similar to Pixel 9 with the same camera line design, the same total shape and a piston hole camera on the screen.
That said, it looks even more like a Pixel 9 Pro, so we can’t rule out the possibility that this is actually a wrong labeled Google Pixel 10 Pro prototype.
We should definitely find out if this is how the Google Pixel 10 looks soon as the entire Pixel 10 series – including the base model, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold – is reportedly launching on August 20.
