A new render of the Pixel 10a surfaced recently via AndroidHeadlines, giving us an early look at Google’s next affordable Pixel. Now, even more official-looking images have emerged, revealing the phone from additional angles — including a clearer view of its side profile.
At first glance, the Pixel 10a sticks extremely close to the design of last year’s Pixel 9a. That shouldn’t come as a surprise. Google already confirmed that hardware redesigns will come every two to three years, and the A-series just received its visual refresh last year. The familiar dual-camera pill, matte finish, and the minimalist Pixel silhouette all make a return.
The frame also remains unchanged: the power button and volume rocker sit on the right side, while the opposite edge is completely clean. The new renders give a better sense of the device’s proportions and reinforce the idea that Google is opting for consistency rather than experimentation with this model.
The Pixel 10a’s launch is approaching fast. According to recent reports, the phone could debut as early as March 5 in Europe. Most of the specs have already leaked, pointing to modest but expected improvements over the 9a. The handset is said to sport a 6.3-inch (technically 6.285-inch) display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and it may run on an enhanced version of the Tensor G4.
Storage and memory options should mirror last year’s model, with 8GB of RAM and 128GB or 256GB storage variants. The 5100mAh battery and 23W wired charging are also returning unchanged. Camera hardware appears identical to the Pixel 9a as well, featuring a 48MP f/1.7 main shooter alongside a 13MP ultrawide.
With the rumored launch window approaching, more precise information should surface soon — but for now, these new renders offer the clearest look yet at Google’s next budget Pixel.
via androidheadlines/ ytechbb