Google Pixel 10a leak reveals design, specs, and price: 5 key things to know
Google Pixel 10a leaks hint at a familiar yet refined design with the same Tensor G4 chip, 6.2-inch display, and dual-camera setup. Expected to launch at $499 (around Rs 44,000), the mid-range phone continues Google’s minimalist approach while improving performance.
Familiar yet refined design Google’s upcoming mid-range phone, the Pixel 10a, seems to stick to the clean, minimalist design the series is known for. Early renders shared by Android Headlines and OnLeaks reveal a familiar design language with a plastic back panel and flush dual-camera setup — simple yet modern.
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Flat edges and functional aesthetics The Pixel 10a will reportedly feature flat edges with the power and volume buttons placed on the right. Antenna bands are expected to wrap around the device for better network connectivity. Despite its modest appearance, the phone’s design keeps practicality at the forefront, much like the Pixel 9a.
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Display and dimensions remain similar According to leaks, the Pixel 10a will sport a 6.2-inch display with a hole-punch selfie camera and slightly thick bezels. Measuring roughly 153.9 x 72.9 x 9mm, it’s almost identical to the Pixel 9a in size. The renders show a striking blue variant, though final color options are yet to be confirmed.
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Powering up with Tensor G4 chip While Google hasn’t officially announced details, reports suggest the Pixel 10a will use the Tensor G4 processor — the same one powering the Pixel 9a, but likely tuned for better performance. It may also feature UFS 3.1 storage and offer up to 2,000 nits of peak brightness, making it faster and brighter than before
Expected price and availability The Pixel 10a is expected to be priced at $499 (around Rs 44,000) for the 128GB model — the same as its predecessor. With its balance of performance, affordability, and signature Google camera capabilities, the Pixel 10a could once again appeal to purists who prefer a no-frills Android experience.
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