Google's Pixel A-series has always been about affordability, delivering the Pixel experience in a less flashy package. Last year's Pixel 9a debuted a brand-new design that gave us a clue about what to expect from the Pixel 10 series, and Google essentially "perfected" it this time around with a truly flat camera lens and body.
The Pixel 10a is, more or less, an improved Pixel 9a at the same price. It features most of the same specs, including a Tensor G4 processor, but tweaks the design, uses a 100% recycled aluminum frame, upgrades the display and front glass, doubles wireless charging speed, adds SOS satellite calling for the first time in A-series history, and includes many of the more expensive Pixel 10's features like Auto Best Take and Camera Coach.
