
Google is set to unveil the Pixel 11 series on August 12, which are rumored to be the first devices to utilize a chipset from TSMC’s 2nm fab. The new devices are expected to replace the Samsung modem with a MediaTek alternatives, and leaked prices for the US market have already surfaced.
There are suggestions that the Pro and Pro XL models will alter their base configurations to 12/256GB, which means they will lose 4GB of RAM. The 16GB RAM option will only be available in the 512GB versions.
A standout feature of the Google Pixel 10 Pro is its 16GB of RAM, which is uncommon among flagship smartphones in the US. Samsung offers it only in the 16GB/1TB Galaxy S26 Ultra, and Apple does not provide this configuration either.
Google Pixel 10 Pro
$300/$250 offRead our reviewThe standard Google Pixel 10 offers 12GB of RAM despite not being a Pro model. It features the same Tensor G5 chip (3nm TSMC) and identical 6.3-inch screen size as the 10 Pro. However, it sports a lower resolution (1080p+ vs. 1280p+) and lacks an LTPO panel. Moreover, the standard model has less capable cameras compared to the Pro variant. For a detailed comparison, check our Pixel 10 vs. Pixel 10 Pro article.
Google Pixel 10
$200 offRead our reviewAdditionally, you can purchase an official Pixelsnap case that fits both models. This case, made from soft silicone, retains compatibility with magnetic accessories and contains 42% recycled materials.
Google Pixelsnap for Pixel 10 and 10 Pro
$15 offThe Google Pixel 10 Pro XL features the same hardware as the 10 Pro, with the primary differences being its 6.8-inch LTPO display and a larger 5,200mAh battery (compared to the 4,870mAh capacity of the Pro). Despite the differences in specs, both devices performed similarly during our testing, achieving Active Use Scores of 12:29h for the Pro XL and 12:06h for the Pro.
Google Pixel 10 Pro XL
$250 offRead our reviewThe Motorola Razr 2026 is currently cheaper than it was last week. This model features a 3.6-inch cover and a 6.9-inch inner LTPO display. It is powered by the Dimensity 7450X chipset and includes a 4,800mAh Si/C battery with 30W wired and 15W wireless charging. The phone's camera system consists of a dual 50MP setup, with one being a 1/1.95” sensor for the main camera and a 122° lens for the ultra-wide camera. The main camera can also be used for selfies when the phone is folded.
Motorola Razr 2026
$156 offSimilar to last week, the Razr+ model has minimal discounts. Thus, let’s focus on the Motorola Razr Ultra 2026, which also has a small discount. This model upgrades to a 4-inch cover display and a faster 7-inch 165Hz inner LTPO display. It carries the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset from the previous year, and its 5,000mAh battery supports faster 68W wired and 30W wireless charging. The camera setup includes a 50MP main sensor (1/1.56”) and a 50MP selfie module.
Motorola Razr Ultra 2026
$60 offWith OnePlus departing the North American market, options outside of Apple, Samsung, Google, and Motorola have become limited. The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro emerges as a unique alternative, featuring the Glyph Matrix (dot matrix display) on its back. It is equipped with a 6.83-inch 144Hz OLED display, Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, and a 5,080mAh battery with 50W wired-only charging. The camera system includes a 50MP main sensor (1/1.56”), a 50MP 3.5x/80mm periscope, and an 8MP ultra-wide sensor.
Nothing Phone (4a) Pro
$60 offRead our reviewWhile Motorola is not an alternative brand, the Motorola Edge (2026) offers a worthwhile choice with a 6.3-inch display similar to the Pixel 10 and the more expensive Galaxy S26 and iPhone 17. This device has an IP69 rating and a 7.2mm thick plastic frame, fulfilling a fast-charging 5,000mAh battery (68W wired, 15W wireless). It features a 10MP telephoto camera for 73 mm shots, alongside the main 50MP sensor (1/1.56”) and a 50MP ultra-wide camera. The selfie camera is also equipped with a 50MP sensor.
Motorola Edge (2026)
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