Retail listings for the upcoming Google Pixel 10a have surfaced online ahead of its expected pre-order availability on February 18 via the Google Store. These early listings appear to reveal pricing details, storage variants, and colour options before the official announcement, giving an early glimpse at how the next Pixel A-series device could be positioned in the market.
Google Pixel 10a pricing (rumoured)
Listings from European retailers Computersalg.no and Epto.it suggest that the Google Pixel 10a could arrive in multiple storage configurations and colour options. The Computersalg.no listing shows the Pixel 10a with 128GB storage priced at approximately NOK 7,466 (excluding VAT), while the 256GB version is listed around NOK 8,798 (excluding VAT).
Meanwhile, Epto.it listings reveal colour variants such as Black, Grey, and Purple for the 128GB model, priced at around €626.90, while the 256GB model is listed at €740.91. These pages are marked as “coming soon,” suggesting that retailers are preparing inventory before official availability.
As per reports, both 128GB and 256GB edition of the Pixel 10a are expected to carry 8GB of RAM. Apart from the three colour options mentioned above, it is also expected to arrive in a white edition. While regional pricing may vary, these early listings provide a rough idea of where the Pixel 10a could sit in the mid-range segment. At present, there is no information about the Pixel 10a for the Indian market.
Google Pixel 10a specifications (rumoured)
Reports indicate that the Google Pixel 10a may feature a 6.28-inch OLED display offering an FHD+ resolution and up to a 120Hz refresh rate. In terms of cameras, rumours suggest a 48-megapixel primary sensor with optical image stabilisation, accompanied by a 13-megapixel ultra-wide lens. For selfies and video calls, the phone may include a 13-megapixel front-facing camera.
The Pixel 10a is expected to run stock Android 16 and could be powered by the Tensor G4 chipset, paired with a 5,100mAh battery supporting 23W fast charging. Interestingly, these core specifications appear similar to what has already been seen on the Pixel 9a.
Xpert Take
Based on current leaks and retailer listings, the Pixel 10a does not appear to bring significant hardware or design changes. Google is reportedly following a multi-generation design strategy, which means the overall look may remain similar to previous models until a larger redesign arrives with future Pixel generations.
In terms of specifications, the improvements also seem incremental rather than transformative. The biggest changes may come through software optimisation and AI-driven photography enhancements rather than new hardware capabilities.
For new buyers entering the Pixel ecosystem, the Pixel 10a could still be a solid option thanks to clean Android and camera reliability. However, existing Pixel 9a users may not find enough reasons to upgrade unless they specifically want the latest Tensor chipset or potential AI refinements.
