At this point in time, Pixel smartphone leaks have become a kind of tradition within the Android community as seen with the numerous leaks of past Pixel phones and more recently, the Pixel 10a. Back in December, we got more details regarding the 10a’s specs sheet, and it looks like Google is looking to keep things very similar between the 9a and 10a.
As shared by the folks over at Android Headlines, the Pixel 10a has once again been spotted, this time by way of an official product render from Google itself. This isn’t the first time that the phone’s overall looks have been made public, but there’s one key difference with this official promotional image.
Unlike earlier image renders of the Pixel 10a which showed slimmer bezels, the official product photo confirms that the phone will come with thick bezels similar to the Google Pixel 9a. The subdued camera cutout also makes a return, although it’s a bit more rounded now and nearer to the phone’s corner.
Earlier leaks claim that the phone is expected to come with an 6.25-inch pOLED display, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, as well as a 5100mAh battery. It’s also predicted that Google will use the same Tensor G4 chip from the Pixel 9a for the 10a, which if true should keep prices for the phone somewhat low.
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