There’s been a lot of news about the Google Pixel 10a in the past couple of days or so. First, its colorways leaked along with a rough release timeframe, then a purported official image leaked.
Now a new rumor from a tipster on X claims to have pricing information and an exact release date: February 17. The 128GB model will allegedly cost €500, while the 256GB version will go for €600. Official color-matching cases will go for €20 each.
Google Pixel 9a
Of course this pricing, if accurate, applies to the Eurozone. What’s notable here is that the starting price is €50 lower than the Pixel 9a’s was last year. Big if true, as the saying goes.
Another notable thing is that, according to the source of this rumor, the 128GB model will be available in all four colors (Obsidian, Berry, Lavender, Fog), while the 256GB version will only be offered in Obsidian for some reason. That’s odd, but Google’s done weirder things before, so we wouldn’t put it past it.
Google Pixel 9a
| 128GB 8GB RAM | € 372.58 |
£ 310.00 |
| 256GB 8GB RAM | € 487.90 |
£ 461.99 |
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