Google Pixel 10 Pro keeps getting cheaper. For 17.5 thousand, it's already a more affordable flagship with great cameras, a reliable system, and AI features

The price of the Pixel 10 Pro has been gradually decreasing since its launch and has now reached the level of sub-flagship models. You can now buy the Google Pixel 10 Pro with code ALZADNY20 for 17,399 CZK, whereas it cost 27,990 CZK at launch. It’s great for users looking for a reliable smartphone with a bloatware-free system, capable cameras, long-term support, and AI features.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you want a reliable flagship with clean Android, a great camera, and long-term support at a decreasing price.
⚠️ Consider that the Tensor G5 chip is not a gaming powerhouse, charging is slower, and some AI features are not available in the Czech Republic.
💡 For 17,399 CZK, this is the lowest price for the model and a significantly better price/performance ratio than at launch for 27,990 CZK.

Why this phone is interesting

The main advantage of the Pixel 10 Pro is clean and snappy Android directly from Google without unnecessary bloatware, complemented by 7 years of system and security updates. This includes one of the best cameras on the market and AI features built on Gemini. As the price of the model has dropped since its launch, it makes much more sense for 17,399 CZK than for the original almost 28 thousand.

Key parameters in plain language

The phone features a 6.3″ LTPO OLED display with 120 Hz and a peak brightness of up to 3,300 nits, making it readable even in direct sunlight. Inside, a Tensor G5 chip with 16 GB RAM is at work, primarily tuned for AI and fluidity. It captures photos with a triple 50 + 48 + 48 Mpx camera setup with 5× optical and up to 100× professional zoom, and can also handle 8K video. The 4,870 mAh battery typically lasts a day.

Practical aspects: features and daily use

The phone is IP68 resistant, features 5G, Wi-Fi 7, dual SIM, and USB-C, along with a Titan M2 security chip. Convenient features include Pixelsnap wireless charging with magnets (Qi2) and fingerprint and face unlock, which also works in banking apps. A bonus is the built-in thermometer, which reviewers have repeatedly praised. However, note that the adapter is not included in the package, and 30W wired charging is significantly slower than that of Chinese competitors.

What users say

On Alza, the Pixel 10 Pro has a rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 117 reviews, 90% of customers recommend it, and the return rate is low (1.54%). Most often, people praise the top-tier camera, clean and fluid Android, and premium build quality. Satisfaction with fast updates and display quality is also frequently mentioned.

However, the criticism is specific and fair to know. Some users point out that the Tensor G5 chip is not a gaming powerhouse and lags behind competitors in performance, compounded by slower charging and fluctuating battery life. The most common complaint is that many AI features are not fully available in the Czech Republic – those who buy the phone mainly for these features might be disappointed. Some also mind the weight over 200 g.

When it doesn’t make sense

If you want maximum gaming performance and high FPS, you’ll find phones with more powerful chips and graphics for the same price. It’s also less suitable if you need the fastest possible charging or if you bought a Pixel primarily for AI features that are not available in the Czech Republic. And if you mind the higher weight, opt for a lighter model instead.

Verdict: who it’s worth it for

For 17,399 CZK, which is well below the launch price of 27,990 CZK, the Pixel 10 Pro is an excellent choice for users who want a reliable flagship with clean, bloatware-free Android, AI features, and long seven-year support. It also offers one of the best cameras on the market. However, gamers and fans of the fastest charging will be happier elsewhere – here, the main attractions are the software, camera, and decreasing price.

Is a clean system and camera more important to you in a phone, or gaming performance and fast charging?