Google’s Pixel 10 flagship series launched back in August, but as with every year, the company will push the ‘a’ more affordable handset early the following year. We’re now getting to see leaks the Pixel 10a, the affordable version of the Pixel 10 series.
The renders based on CADs for the Pixel 10a, show a handset that looks quite similar to its predecessor. We’re looking a camera setup that’s flesh to the plastic flat back panel, with two cameras, slim bezels on the front and a hole punch selfie camera. The microphone is also at the top and the bottom, with speaker grills nearly symetrical to the microphone holes.
Rumours suggest the device sport a 6.2-inch display with dimesions of 153.9 x 72.9 x 9mm. Some rumours also point to Google using the Tensor G4 (on the Pixel 9 series) isntead of updating to the Tensor G5. This could be because the TSMC-manufactered G5 chip cost more than the Exynos-manufactuered Tensor G4. However, this G4 might be higher clocked.
It’s likely we’ll see the Pixel 10a early 2026.
Source: Android Headlines x @OnLeaks
