New Delhi, Sept. 4 -- Buying a Pixel has for long been about preferring the subtle touches Google gets so right-clean software, an almost-magical camera experience with seemingly commodity hardware courtesy computational photography and off late, a healthy dose of the latest AI features, some of which will trickle down into Android smartphones in the months to come. It's also about a tacit acceptance of what Google doesn't get right, from lacunae in sheer performance, battery life woes and flagship-territory pricing levels where consumers aren't as forgiving of these flaws. Ten generations down, does the best of what Google has to offer-the Pixel 10 Pro XL ( Rs.1,24,999)-flip well-worn expectations?

If you've seen a Pixel 9 Pro XL, you'v...