A new report from a reliable insider provides the release date, pricing, and configurations for the upcoming Google Pixel 10a.
The Google Pixel series of phones is popular among the Android userbase for a variety of reasons, including their superior camera experience, stock Android without bloatware, faster updates, and longer support. The Google Pixel ‘a’ series provides users with a similar experience with a lower price point, and now the release date for 10a has been reportedly revealed.
Google Pixel 10a Release Date, Pricing, Configurations and Features Reportedly Revealed
The details about Google Pixel 10a’s release date, pricing, colours, and configurations come through a reputable insider, billbil-kun from Dealabs. The latest report states that the release date for the Google Pixel 10a has been set for March 5, 2026, and interested users will be able to start pre-orders in Europe from February 18.
There are two configurations and four colour options for the Google Pixel 10a. The colour options include Obsidian, Fog, Lavender, and Berry. The first configuration features 128GB of storage space and 8GB of RAM, priced at €549. The second configuration features 256GB of storage and the same 8GB of RAM, priced at €649.
Some features of the Google Pixel 10a were also revealed in the report. The device will feature a 6.285-inch Plastic AMOLED FHD display, with a 60/120Hz refresh rate. It has a rear dual-camera setup with a 48MP wide lens (82°, f/1.7) and a 13MP ultra-wide lens (119.7° f/2.2). The front camera has a 13MP lens (96.1° f/2.2), and the battery is 5100 mAH.
Readers should take this information with a grain of salt, as the information hasn’t been officially confirmed.
In other news, the Samsung Galaxy S26’s release date was leaked a few days ago. Additionally, Meta has closed multiple studios and laid off staff. Do you think the Google Pixel 10a will be released this March? Leave your thoughts on all this and more down in the comments, and join the official Insider Gaming Discord server.
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