In September 2025, Google released a fix to address the fuzzy display bug, followed by additional updates in the October 2025 patch.
Unfortunately, some users report that the problems haven’t completely disappeared.
On the r/GooglePixel subreddit, at least two owners have shared that their phones continue to show display problems even after installing the October update.
The Google Pixel 10 has been a generally well-received release, with reviewers and users praising the new features and overall performance of the devices. However, like any smartphone, it isn’t without its problems. One issue that has caught the attention of users is the fuzzy display bug. The fuzzy display bug causes the screen to show colourful static or snow, similar to what you might see on an old TV.
SurveyWhile not all Pixel 10 devices have experienced this, it has been frequent enough for Google to act quickly. In September 2025, the company released a hotfix to address the problem, followed by additional updates in the October 2025 patch. The hope was that these fixes would finally put an end to the display issues.
Unfortunately, some users report that the problems haven’t completely disappeared. On the r/GooglePixel subreddit, at least two owners have shared that their phones continue to show display problems even after installing the October update, according to Android Police. Reddit user KJ9712, for instance, described ongoing issues such as ghost buttons lingering on the screen, touch glitches, and other effects linked to the fuzzy display bug. Another user commented that they were still seeing static lines on their device despite updating to the latest patch.
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For now, performing a hard restart seems to temporarily fix the problem, but if the bugs continue to appear, it could become frustrating for users who expect their devices to work smoothly.
It’s worth noting that only a small number of reports have emerged so far, so it’s unclear whether these display issues are affecting a wide range of Pixel 10 owners or just a few. That said, Google has a history of quickly addressing problems with its Pixel devices, so it’s likely that more fixes could be on the way if these bugs become more widespread.
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