The Google Pixel 10A is set to make its debut on Feb. 18.
Google’s Pixel 10A will make its debut next week, on Feb. 18, and while a recent YouTube teaser video (below) provided the first official look at the new Android phone, there are a lot of details that have been revealed via various leaks and rumors from around the internet.
We’re rounding up the top highlights here in this live blog, and will be on the lookout for when Google official reveals the Pixel 9A’s successor later this month.
Pixel 10A release date
Google’s Pixel 10A will get its official reveal on Feb. 18, as confirmed by a Feb. 4 Google teaser video on its Made by Google YouTube channel. This date will mark one of the earliest debuts for a Pixel A series phone, as prior affordable Google phones have typically been released in the spring or summer.
This earlier release date likely means the phone will arrive just ahead of Samsung’s Galaxy S26 line, and just as Apple’s rumored to debut its own lower-cost iPhone 17E, which could replace last year’s iPhone 16E.
Pixel 10A price
While there aren’t many rumors about the price of the Pixel 10A, the phone does appear to be very similar in appearance to last year’s Pixel 9A. Rumors point to the Pixel 10A offering 128GB and 256GB storage options, the same as the 9A, with a $499 starting price. However, that price is far from certain. The ongoing global RAM shortage is expected to eventually lead to phone makers raising the prices of their devices to offset the higher cost of memory. It’s entirely possible this is the case with the Pixel line.
Pixel 10A specs
The Pixel 10A is expected to have similar specs to last year’s Pixel 9A. While we know from Google’s teaser that the Pixel 10A will have a flat camera bump, presumably with a wide and ultrawide camera inside, we’re waiting for Feb. 18 to get an official look at what’s inside. The specs that are presumed by multiple rumors include:
- 6.3-inch display
- A “boosted” edition of the Tensor G4 processor rather than the Tensor G5 seen in the rest of the Pixel 10 line
- Four colors: obsidian, berry, fog and lavender. The latter model seems to be what’s on display in Google’s teaser video.
- 48-megapixel main camera and a 13-megapixel ultrawide camera
- 5,100-mAh battery
- 13-megapixel selfie camera
We’re rounding up the rumors as they come. We’ll continue to update this live blog as we learn more about the device.
