Google is gearing up to launch the Pixel 10a, the most affordable smartphone in the Pixel 10 lineup. The company recently teased the device in a 15-second video. The teaser highlights major changes in the phone’s design.
Most notably, Google has dropped the iconic camera bar. Instead, the Pixel 10a features a fully flat rear camera module. This change marks a clear shift from the design language Google has followed since the Pixel 6. As a result, the Pixel 10a looks cleaner and more understated.
Google has also confirmed that pre-orders will begin on February 18. The company expects to start shipping the device later this month.
Google Pixel 10a: Price and Color Options
According to French publication Dealabs, Google may offer the Pixel 10a in two storage variants—128GB and 256GB. Reports suggest the phone will launch in berry, fog, lavender, and obsidian color options.
Some leaks point to light beige, pastel purple, and a pinkish shade. However, obsidian, the classic black color, will likely continue from the Pixel 9a.
In Europe, the 128GB variant is expected to start at EUR 549, which is roughly Rs 58,000. Meanwhile, the 256GB model could cost around EUR 649, or approximately Rs 69,000.
Google Pixel 10a: Expected Specifications
The Pixel 10a is likely to feature a 6.3-inch Full HD+ AMOLED display. It may support a 120Hz refresh rate and reach a peak brightness of 2,000 nits.
On the camera front, the smartphone could include a 48MP primary sensor and a 13MP ultra-wide lens. Google may also equip the device with a 13MP front-facing camera.
Under the hood, the Pixel 10a will likely run on Google’s Tensor G4 processor. The phone may offer 8GB of RAM and storage options of up to 256GB. Reports also suggest a 5,100mAh battery and up to seven years of software updates.