Google Pixel 10a, the company’s next smartphone in the Pixel 10 series, has surfaced in the first set of CAD-based renders, thanks to @OnLeaks. This shows a familiar rear design, but sleeker bottom bezels.
It still has dual rear cameras, and is said to retain a plastic back with flush camera module. It is said to get a smaller 6.2-inch, so it is said to measure 153.9 x 72.9 x 9mm, making it slightly shorter and narrower than the 9a, but the thickness is said to be almost similar.
Earlier rumours revealed that the phone will stick to Tensor G4 SoC from the Pixel 9a instead of using Tensor G5 SoC and stick to UFS 3.1 storage. It also revealed 2,000 nits HDR brightness, slightly higher than the 1,800 nits on the Pixel 9a.
The phone is not expected to come with Magic Cue, Google’s on-device AI tool for live contextual assistance during calls and chats.
The Pixel 10a is expected to be priced around the USD 500 price point, in line with earlier “a” series devices when it launches in Q1 2026.