Phone comparison · UK prices · October 2026
The iPhone 17 Pro has faster wireless charging and a faster chip. The Pixel 10 Pro leads on the camera. The iPhone 17 Pro costs £555 more than the Pixel.
Comparing 2 phones
iPhone 17 ProOverall score 88/100
Pixel 10 ProOverall score 88/100
The iPhone 17 Pro costs £555 more than the Pixel.
You get: faster wireless charging and a faster chip.
You give up: longer battery life in published tests, a longer zoom, a sharper selfie camera and more memory (RAM).
Worth it if you want faster wireless charging and a faster chip. Keep the money if longer battery life in published tests matters more to you.
The Pixel 10 Pro lasted longer in published battery tests (web browsing: 16 h 34 min vs 13 h 36 min on the iPhone), so it should go longer between charges.
The iPhone 17 Pro charges faster without a cable (25 W vs 15 W on the Pixel), so cable-free top-ups are quicker.
Both have similar peak brightness (3,000 nits and 3,300 nits) and similar sharpness (460 ppi and 495 ppi), close enough not to matter much day to day.
The Pixel 10 Pro's zoom lens reaches further (5x vs 4x on the iPhone), for closer shots of faraway subjects.
Its selfie camera also has more megapixels (42 MP vs 18 MP on the iPhone), so selfies and video calls can look more detailed.
The iPhone 17 Pro's chip (Apple A19 Pro) scores higher in benchmark tests than the one in the Pixel (Google Tensor G5), so it should feel quicker in demanding apps and games.
The Pixel 10 Pro has more memory (16GB vs 12GB on the iPhone), which helps it keep more apps open at once.
Both have a similar size (150 × 71.9 mm and 152.8 × 72 mm) and a similar thickness (8.8 mm and 8.5 mm), close enough not to matter much day to day.
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| Score | iPhone 17 Pro | Pixel 10 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Battery | 60 | 71 |
| Screen | 91 | 93 |
| Camera | 93 | 95 |
| Speed | 92 | 80 |
| Toughness | 95 | 92 |
| Connections and extras | 98 | 95 |
| Overall | 88 | 88 |
How these scores are made: Each score is calculated from the maker's published specs and benchmark results, using one fixed formula for every phone. We have not tested these phones in the hand. How we score phones