Fresh images of what appears to be a Google Pixel 10 prototype have surfaced on the Chinese auction platform Goofish, offering the clearest look yet at the company’s next flagship handset. The photos, reviewed by specialist sites including TechRadar and 9to5Google, show a familiar visor-style camera bar but with three rear lenses instead of two, suggesting Google will add a 5x periscope telephoto camera to the base model for the first time. A small sensor positioned below the flash resembles the temperature reader found on the Pixel 9 Pro, hinting that Google may bring that hardware to lower-tier devices. Beyond the photography upgrades, the chassis, punch-hole display and overall design appear largely unchanged from last year’s Pixel 9. The listing claims only the motherboard is for sale, reinforcing the impression that the handset in the images is an engineering sample rather than a retail unit. Google has not commented, but multiple leaks indicate the Pixel 10 series—including the Pixel 10 Pro, Pro XL and Pro Fold—could be unveiled on 20 August.