Google Pixel 10 Pro XL is Google's top-tier flagship smartphone, featuring a large 6.8-inch LTPO OLED Super Actua display with a 1-120 Hz refresh rate, and is powered by the custom-built Google Tensor G5 chip and 16GB of RAM for advanced performance and deep AI integration, including the most capable version of Gemini. It boasts a professional triple rear camera system, including 50MP wide, 48MP ultrawide, and 48MP 5x optical telephoto lenses, and is designed with a large 5,200 mAh battery with 45W wired and 25W wireless charging, running the latest Android 16 with a commitment to multiple years of updates.
This phone is a very good upgrade from my Samsung S23+. Pros: Both phones are about the same size. Battery life is better, adaptive screen light is brighter, and the camera picture quality appears to have improved. One drawback for me is the lack of Miracast screen casting support on this phone. Apparently Google does not want to support this capability anymore. This has been a bit of a pain since I still rely on my S23 to cast videos into my LG TV set which uses Miracast.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from ATT.comBy -Eli, AT&T CARE, October 13, 2025
Hey there, we appreciate you sharing your honest feedback and experience on the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL. We are glad to hear that you’ve found the new phone to be a great upgrade from Samsung S23+ especially with its features like the battery, screen and camera. We can also see that the lack of Miracast support has been inconvenient. We want to assure you that even though Miracast is no longer supported, there are alternative ways to share content with your TV, we would be happy to guide you through these options to make your viewing experience seamless on your new device. The Pixel 10 Pro allows screen mirroring primarily through Google Cast / Chromecast, either via built-in support in a TV or using a Chromecast dongle. You can cast your entire screen or a single app by: 1.Ensuring your Pixel and Chromecast or TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. 2.Opening the Settings > Connected devices > Connection preferences > Cast menu, or using the Quick Settings Cast icon. 3.Selecting your TV or device to start mirroring. 4.For wired connections, Google Pixel 8 and later—including the Pixel 10 Pro—support projecting the screen via a USB-C to HDMI or DisplayPort cable.
In the meantime, you can also check out this link: https://www.att.com/device-support/index/Google/GoogleGUL82 where you can get to learn more about your device and its features.
Very glitchy I think I got a refurbished, not new phone as part of my supposed upgrade
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
By Google Team, October 11, 2025
Hi there, We appreciate your feedback and are sorry to hear that you are disappointed with your Pixel 10 Pro XL. If you need any support from us, we recommend contacting our customer support team for assistance. (From your phone click on Settings > Tips & support > Contact us)
Response from ATT.comBy -David, AT&T CARE, October 9, 2025
Hello there! Thank you for sharing your feedback. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience you're experiencing with your Google Pixel 10 Pro XL. Receiving a product that does not meet expectations can be frustrating, especially if it appears to be refurbished rather than new. Your experience is important to us, and we want to help resolve this issue as quickly as possible.
To assist you further, please reach out to us by completing our self- service form: https://www.att.com/get-support/?source=ILC208383817 with your order details, device information, and any screenshots or evidence of the glitches. This will help us investigate the matter fully and ensure you receive a solution that restores your confidence in your upgrade.
It's fine. Not that much better than my pixel 6. Forced to upgrade yet again.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from ATT.comBy AT&T CARE - Isabella, November 18, 2025
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Christopher — we understand that upgrading can be an exciting experience, but the new device doesn’t feel like a big leap forward it can be a bit discouraging.
We know how important it is for upgrades to feel meaningful; we are sure this new phone will give you an excellent battery life, a great increase in performance and camera quality. We'll always be here to help you get the most out of your device and make transitions smoother in the future.
Your feedback matters, and we appreciate you taking the time to share it.
This is the buggiest phone I've ever had. I was so excited to come back to a Pixel phone after a 3 year break to an iPhone and it has been so disappointing. This phone lags with almost anything I do. It takes me 10 attempts to put the phone on speaker because the UI rarely responds correctly. Hopefully Google fixes it soon. Do not buy this phone right now.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
By Google Team, October 9, 2025
We appreciate your feedback and are sorry to hear that you are having an issue with your Pixel 10 Pro XL.
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If you are still experiencing this issue, we recommend contacting our customer support team for assistance. (From your phone click on Settings > Tips & support > Contact us)
Great device! Fast charging, stays cool, and runs smoothly. Expect a lot of Gemini AI in your face though. Be sure to get one of the versions of Pixel that has a vapor chamber for cooling (Pro/XL/Fold models) because they help a lot with Tensor heat dissipation.
It is a nice phone. The battery is the largest in its class. The display is great. I like the fact that it is wide. The camera is fantastic. Storage is pretty good for stock. It's pretty zippy. Google voice understands me better than my previous phones.
So why a three?
There's zero audio software. You get what you get and it sounds bad sometimes when connected to bluetooth. Now I have found a way around that in the wavelet app. I listen to a lot of podcasts and I do not use the YouTube app. I hate it. I use brave browser and unfortunately it hangs sometimes. An issue that I did not have with my previous Samsung ultra.
Maybe it has to do with the processor. The benchmarks were horrific. But it also doesn't have all the bloat that some of the other Samsung's phone have.
Overall, if you want a vanilla phone, this is it from here for me the two issues that it has are very big. But if those are not issues for you then you will likely be happy with the phone.
It's an absolute beast, always learning. Pictures are amazing, beautiful display, no problems with battery life. Very, very, happy with my decision to get this phone. I suggest you give it a try, you'll be surprised.