- Screen
- 6.3″ / 6.8″
- Physical res.
- 1280×2856 / 1344×2992
- CSS Viewport
- 410×914 / 448×997 CSS px (est.)
- Aspect Ratio
- 20:9
Super Actua LTPO OLED · 3000 nits peak · Tensor G5 (TSMC-built) · Qi2
The Pixel 10 Pro is the flagship Android developer reference device and its CSS viewport of roughly 410×914 (448×997 on the Pro XL) sits right next to the classic 412px Android width. Google's own products are designed and tested around this width, which means many Android users are accustomed to layouts that assume a 410 to 412px viewport.
The Tensor G5 is the first Pixel chip manufactured by TSMC, delivering substantially improved performance. As Pixel devices become faster, users will visit more complex web applications on them — and performance expectations will rise. Sites that feel sluggish at 410px due to large JavaScript bundles or unoptimized images will now face higher user scrutiny.
The 20:9 aspect ratio produces a tall, narrow viewport at about 410×914. This means more vertical scrolling is required for any content that does not fit above the fold at 410px wide. Review your above-the-fold experience: hero sections, onboarding flows, and landing page value propositions should communicate their core message without requiring scrolling on this viewport. Qi2 support also reflects how core this device is becoming for embedded near-field web interactions and payment flows.
Device pages: Google Pixel 10 Pro, Google Pixel 10 Pro XL
Try your site at Google Pixel 10 Pro / Pro XL (410 × 914)