New Google Pixel 10 phones spotted in official records
Google’s upcoming Pixel phones might still be months away, but new evidence shows that the Pixel 10 series is definitely coming and has even been registered officially. Four new Pixel phones have appeared in the GSMA database, which tells us not just that they exist, but also their official model numbers.
According to what was found by SmartPrix, the Pixel 10 family this year will have four new members. The regular Pixel 10 has model numbers “GLBW0” and “GL066”. The Pixel 10 Pro comes with “G4QUR” and “GN4F5”. There’s also the Pixel 10 Pro XL with “GUL82”, and the unique Pixel 10 Pro Fold with “GU0NP”.
- Pixel 10: GLBW0
- Pixel 10 Pro: G4QUR
- Pixel 10 Pro XL: GUL82
- Pixel 10 Pro Fold: GU0NP
These listings are a good sign that Google is wrapping up the regulatory nods needed for these new phones. Since this information comes straight from Google’s own filings, it’s pretty much confirmed that the Pixel 10 series is on track.
However, there’s no sign of the Pixel 10a in these records. This isn’t surprising though, as it’s expected to launch much later, perhaps in the spring of 2026, just like last year’s Pixel 9a which is due next month. Google shook things up last year by moving the Pixel 9 release from October to August, and it looks like they might keep that schedule for the Pixel 10 too. This means we could see these new phones unveiled in August.
There’s also buzz about some significant upgrades for the Pixel 10, including a move to the TSMC-made Tensor G5 chip, which would be a big step up for Google’s custom processors. Plus, this year marks ten years of the Pixel brand, so we might see some special features or a new look to celebrate. As we get closer to August, more details should emerge, but for now, fans of Google’s phones can feel good knowing that the next Pixel generation is officially on the way.