Google Pixel 10a Renders Leak and Show Familiar Design

The Google Pixel 10a has been doing rounds of the rumour mill for months now, but its design had largely stayed under wraps until now. High-quality Pixel 10a renders have surfaced online, offering the clearest look yet at Google's next affordable Pixel. 

Google Pixel 10a design is identical to the Pixel 9a

Folks over at Android Authority managed to get their hands on the Google Pixel 10a renders and design. At first glance, the upcoming phone looks almost identical to last year's Pixel 9a, with only a few subtle design changes. 

For instance, from the above image, it is clear that the Pixel 10a (in Obsidian on the right) is going to be slightly wider compared to the taller aspect ratio of the Pixel 9a (in Iris hue on the left). Moreover, the flush dual rear cameras are now housed inside an oval-shaped array instead of the 9a's pill-shaped cutout.

Apart from these two slight differences, it's hard to tell the two phones apart. The display still seems flat with excessively thick but uniform bezels and the same punch-hole cutout.

However, that's not where the similarities end, as the phones are reportedly quite similar on the inside as well. A very recent accidental Verizon listing revealed most of the Google Pixel 10a specifications.

As per that, the Pixel 10a is going to sport a 6.3-inch Full HD+ 120 Hz pOLED display and will pack a substantial 5,100mAh battery capacity. It is also said to sport a 48 MP main rear camera with a 13 MP ultra-wide-angle lens and a 13 MP selfie shooter at the front. It will likely be sold in an 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage variant.

Additionally, earlier leaks suggested the Pixel 10a processor would once again be the Tensor G4, as used by the predecessor.

That said, since none of the details and speculations have been backed officially yet, take them with a pinch of salt. The Pixel 10a launch could happen sometime around February 2026, so expect the brand to reveal some concrete details in the coming weeks.