Recent leaks point to pricing details for Google’s upcoming mid-range smartphone, the Pixel 10a. A reliable tipster shared information from retailer listings, suggesting the device could arrive with a slight price reduction in some markets compared to its predecessor.
Leaked Pricing Details
The leaks focus on European pricing:
- 128GB model: Around €500 (roughly $582 USD, depending on exchange rates).
- 256GB model: Around €600 (roughly $699 USD).
This would mark a drop from the Pixel 9a, which started at €549 for the 128GB version in Europe. The lower figures appear tied to the phone carrying over many components from the previous model, including the processor and design.
Note that these prices apply to Europe. In the US, past A-series models have started at $499, but no specific USD figure has been confirmed yet in the leaks. Official cases matching the phone’s colors are expected to cost about €20 each.
Here are some visual examples of the leaked color options for the Pixel 10a (primarily shown for the 128GB variant):
Launch Timeline
The same source indicates a release date of February 17, 2026. This would be earlier than the Pixel 9a’s March arrival last year. Another analyst mentioned a mid-February window, which aligns closely.
Key Specs from Recent Leaks
The Pixel 10a is expected to share most hardware with the Pixel 9a:
- 6.3-inch 120Hz OLED display
- Google Tensor G4 processor
- 8GB RAM
- 5,100mAh battery
- Rear cameras: 48MP main + 13MP ultrawide
- Front camera: 13MP
Color choices for the 128GB model include Obsidian, Berry, Lavender, and Fog. The 256GB version may only come in Obsidian.
These details come from multiple reports citing the leaker @MysteryLupin on X, along with supporting info from sources like Android Authority, 9to5Google, GSMArena, and ytechb.com (published January 15, 2026). As with all leaks, official confirmation from Google is still needed.
The early timing and potential price adjustment could make the Pixel 10a a strong option for those seeking solid camera performance and software support without a premium cost. Stay tuned for more updates as the launch approaches.
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