The Google Pixel 10a is set to launch tomorrow, and last-minute listings from Tracfone and Vanden Borre have revealed most of its key details.
The midrange phone will feature a flat design with a flush rear camera, a 6.3-inch 120Hz display, IP68 protection, Gorilla Glass, an aluminum frame and a plastic back. It will run on the Tensor G4 chip (same as the Pixel 9a) and include software features like Camera Coach, Gemini Live, Nano Banana and Circle to Search.
Color options are expected to include Lavender, Obsidian, Fog and Berry. The device also upgrades to Bluetooth 6, weighs slightly less than its predecessor and is marginally smaller in size.
European pricing is listed at €549 for the base model and €649 for 256GB, matching last year’s Pixel 9a. Charging speed remains unconfirmed, though rumors suggest 45W wired charging. With the official reveal just hours away, these leaks leave little left to surprise.
Source: Android Authority
