Google just dropped a sneak peek of its upcoming Pixel 10a, and it's a stylish upgrade! The teaser video reveals a sleek new look with a flush camera array and a hint of a bolder color palette. But here's the catch: this affordable smartphone is coming soon, and you can pre-order it on February 18.
The video showcases the phone's design, featuring a subtle yet noticeable change with the camera setup. The camera array is now flush with the back panel, giving it a more seamless appearance. And while the overall design resembles the Pixel 9a, the 10a's camera module stands out with its slightly taller profile.
But wait, there's more! The teaser also hints at a vibrant purple-blue color option, reminiscent of the Iris shade on the Pixel 9a. And if that's not enough, Google seems to be teasing additional color choices, adding a touch of mystery to the upcoming release.
While the video doesn't disclose pricing or detailed specs, rumors suggest the Pixel 10a will maintain the same price as its predecessor, the Pixel 9a, at $499 in the U.S. And with the pre-order date set, we can expect the phone to be available soon after, likely within a couple of weeks.
Interestingly, the teaser video's timing coincides with leaked images from renowned tech leaker Evan Blass, who shared a series of marketing materials showcasing the Pixel 10a's Gemini AI features and a potential new color for the Pixel Watch 4 and Pixel Buds 2.
So, are you ready to get your hands on this refreshed budget-friendly Pixel? Mark your calendars for February 18 and stay tuned for more updates on this exciting release. And don't forget to check out Tom's Guide for the latest tech news, reviews, and insights!
