Google may have officially confirmed the Pixel 10a ahead of its February 18 preorder date, but the company is still keeping most details under wraps. That didn’t last long.
Fresh renders shared by Android Headlines now reveal the full Pixel 10a color lineup, giving us a much clearer idea of what Google’s next budget phone will look like in hand.
All Pixel 10a colors revealed
The leaked images show the Pixel 10a in four finishes:
- Lavender – the same shade Google teased earlier this week. Despite early confusion, this is not Indigo. It sits somewhere between Pixel 9a’s Indigo and Pixel 10’s lighter tones.
- Obsidian – Google’s familiar black, returning once again.
- Fog – an off-white finish with a soft, muted tone. It actually feels closer to the Pixel 8’s Mint than recent Porcelain models.
- Berry – easily the standout. A rich red tone that closely matches the current Nest Cam colorway and adds some much-needed personality to the A-series lineup.
Berry will probably grab the most attention, but Fog quietly feels like the sleeper hit here. In these renders, it looks cleaner and more characterful than Google’s recent whites.
Subtle design tweaks, familiar look
Beyond color, the renders reinforce what earlier leaks suggested. The Pixel 10a looks almost identical to its predecessor, with one notable change.
The dual rear cameras now sit completely flush with the back of the phone. Last year’s Pixel 9a removed the camera bar but kept a small pill-shaped bump. This time, Google appears to have flattened everything out entirely.
It’s a small change, but one that makes the phone look cleaner and more refined.
Expected Pixel 10a specs
Google hasn’t confirmed hardware details yet, but leaks point to a very familiar spec sheet:
- 6.3-inch display with 120Hz refresh rate
- Tensor Pixel 10-era chip
- 8GB RAM
- Up to 256GB storage
- 48MP main camera
- 13MP ultra-wide camera
- 5,100mAh battery
In other words, the Pixel 10a is shaping up to be a polished iteration, not a major rethink.
Launch timing and pricing
Preorders for the Pixel 10a open on February 18, which is notably earlier than Google’s usual April or May A-series schedule. Pricing hasn’t been announced yet, but if history is any guide, it should land close to the Pixel 9a’s $499 starting point.
If these leaks are accurate, Google’s biggest Pixel 10a upgrade might not be its specs at all, but the fact that it finally looks a little more fun.
