Google still sells the Pixel 10 Pro on its own store, but the configurator is down to a single storage capacity. Every 256GB, 512GB and 1TB version reads as out of stock, in every color, which leaves only the 128GB model.
That surviving configuration is the unlocked 128GB phone at $999. It is the same figure Google set when the phone went on sale, and the company has not moved it since.
What Google still has in stock
Google's Pixel 10 Pro configurator was read at 14:40 UTC on Friday, October 30. Two unlocked versions were buyable at that moment.
Both are 128GB handsets, one in Obsidian and one in Moonstone. Google also shows those same two colors in its Google Fi versions.
Everything else is marked out of stock with a notify option. That includes Porcelain, the third 128GB color, and the AT&T and Verizon versions of the 128GB phone.
Google publishes no explanation for the stock position. It has not said whether the sold-out capacities are returning.
The price ladder Google still shows
The configurator prices every capacity, sold out or not. The 128GB Pixel 10 Pro is $999 and the 256GB is $1,099.
The 512GB version is $1,219 and the 1TB version is $1,449. None of those four prices carries a struck-through figure beside it.
The ladder is also uneven. Google offers the 1TB size only in Obsidian, and the Jade color only at 256GB.
No price cut since August 2025
Google's launch announcement put the Pixel 10 Pro at $999, alongside $799 for the Pixel 10 and $1,199 for the Pixel 10 Pro XL. The 128GB price today is that same $999.
Digital Citizen holds no earlier Google Store figure for this model. The comparison here is against Google's own announced launch price, not against a tracked history.
Google has not said why the price has held. The company does discount its own hardware elsewhere, as it did when the Pixel Watch 5 went on sale at Google's own store.
The newer phones are not cheap either. The Pixel 11 Pro XL has stayed at its $1,299 launch figure, and pricing was one of the concerns raised about the Pixel 11 before it arrived.
Software support runs into August 2032
Google's spec page promises seven years of OS, security and Pixel Drop updates. Its footnote ties that clock to the month the device first became available on the Google Store in the US.
Google's own availability table gives that month for the Pixel 10 Pro as August 2025. Seven years from there runs into August 2032.
Google publishes the month and the term, not a dated deadline. There is no exact end date to quote, so the window is best read as a month rather than a day.
The phone launched on Android 16, according to the same page. That leaves several Android releases still to come inside the window, including the foldable changes planned for Android 17.
What that leaves for a buyer
A previous-generation flagship the maker has not discounted is an awkward thing to weigh. The argument for it is the update window, which still has close to six years to run.
The argument against it is capacity. The only version Google can ship is the smallest one, and 128GB is the tier that camera-heavy users tend to outgrow first.
Google has not commented on either the stock position or the unchanged price, so neither has an explanation attached to it. Prices and availability on the Google Store can change without notice, and both figures here were read at a single moment on October 30.
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