Review Google Pixel 10a

Slickest software experience in the Android space
Best mid-range camera for the money
Great battery life

Completely flush rear camera
Smooth day-to-day performance
Very reliable cameras
Great battery life
Google's Pixel software
$500 price is sweeter than ever

An improving autonomy
A nearly perfect software (and 7 years of updates)
Always beautiful photos
Support for SOS messages via satellite

Compact, lightweight and perfectly flat
Ultra-bright screen
Enhanced photo rendering
Finally the Gorilla Glass 7i
Good autonomy especially in video
Satellite SOS
Faster charging

The best in its category in night photography
A faster charge
An original and completely flat design
Long-term software support

Very good value for money
The best in photography around 500 euros
Flat design on the back: it's rare
Very good autonomy
Google's software is simple and full of good features.

Bright and colorful OLED screen
Long battery life
7 years of updates until 2033
Practical dimensions

Completely flat back
Flagship level AI features
Great camera performance

Clean software
Main camera
Design and size
Display

Great software with long support
Excellent screen
Attractive, camera bump-free design
Good cameras

The Pixel experience is always extremely enjoyable.
The new modem corrects one of the worst flaws of the 9a.
Photo and video much better than what the equipment suggests.

Original design and exemplary finishes
Beautiful screen
Best camera phone in its category
Very good autonomy
Faster charging

The flush camera looks and feels great
Seven years of software updates
Satellite SOS support

Well calibrated and very bright screen
Very effective wide angle in photography
Sleek and flat design
Above-average performance for its price range.

Unbeatable photo editing for under 600 euros.
The autonomy is very good, slightly improved compared to the Pixel 9a.
The compact design and perfectly flat back
Android 16 is excellent
Seven years of guaranteed software support provided by the manufacturer.
A fully featured and well thought out native desktop mode for multitasking.
Gorilla Glass 7i replacing the aging GG3
The satellite SOS mode

Dimensions: 153.9 x 73 x 9 millimeters
Weight: 183 grams
Screen: 6.3" P-OLED, 60-120 Hz, up to 3,000 nits (peak), 1,080 x 2,424 pixels, 422 ppi, HDR, Corning Gorilla Glass 7i
Processor: Google Tensor G4
Memory: 8GB of RAM, 128GB / 256GB
Camera: Main camera: 48 MP, f/1.7, 1/2.0", OIS
Wide-angle camera: 13 MP, f/2.2, 1/3.1"
Video: 4K@60fps
Selfie camera: 13 MP, f/2.2, 4K@30fps
Main camera: 48 MP, f/1.7, 1/2.0", OIS
Wide-angle camera: 13 MP, f/2.2, 1/3.1"
Video: 4K at 60 frames per second
Selfie camera: 13 MP, f/2.2, 4K@30fps
Software: Android 16, at least 7 years of operating system and security updates.
Battery: 5,100 mAh, fast charging up to 45 watts, Qi wireless charging up to 10 watts.
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 6, NFC, eSIM, 5G, IP68, satellite SOS, USB-C 3.2
Colors: Obsidian, Fog, Bay, Lavender
Price: starting from 549 euros (128 GB)

More flush camera housing
IP68 construction
Faster charging speeds
Same affordable cost

Bright screen.
Light and flat format.
Successful photo shoot.
Satellite communications supported.

Updated 7 years ago
Compact and without thickness
Beautiful display
Fluid software

Takes great photos
Nice and bright screen
Flat and flush design looks sleek
Good suite of AI tools

Still a good price point
Very nice color options
The flat camera means the phone actually lays flat
Great user experience
Decent camera
7 years of software updates and feature drops

Pleasant haptic feedback and metal frame
IP68 protection
very good handling
6.3-inch high-quality screen
with the best image quality in the mid-range category, especially at night
7
+7 years of software support
USB 3.2 and desktop mode
Exceptional battery life
good to very good reception
Very good audio quality during phone calls with strong noise cancellation.