The Google Pixel 10a has just gotten more expensive.
The Pixel model debuted in February, and it didn’t entirely impress fans awaiting its arrival, as it came with specs almost identical to those of its predecessor. Now, its charm might have just dropped even lower as Google has just increased its pricing by $100.
From $499, the phone now costs $599 in the US, and its website now reflects that price.
To recall, the Google Pixel 10a features VPN by Google, several camera features (Night Sight, Astrophotography, Portrait Mode, Face Unblur, and more), editing features (Portrait blur, Magic Eraser, Best Take, Photo Unblur, and more), 4K video recording at 60fps max, video features (Audio Magic Eraser, Macro Focus Video, Cinematic Pan, and more), Wind noise reduction, Gemini Nano, Gemini Live, seven years of OS, Emergency SOS, Car Crash Detection, and more.
Other details include:
- Google Tensor G4
- Titan M2 security coprocessor
- 8GB RAM
- 128GB and 256GB storage
- 6.3” 1080 x 2424px 60-120Hz pOLED with 3000nits peak brightness
- 48MP main camera + 13MP ultrawide
- 13MP selfie camera
- 5100mAh battery
- 30W wired + 10W wireless charging
- Android 16
- IP68 rating
- Lavender, Berry, Fog, and Obsidian
