People eager to buy the Google Pixel 10a may not have long to wait, with a new rumour suggesting the phone could appear in shops around mid-February, offering 128GB or 256GB of storage and four colour options: Obsidian, Berry, Fog, and Lavender.

The reported launch window is not confirmed by Google, but speculation has grown as more details appear online. The leak points to a familiar-looking mid-range device, aimed at buyers who want Google software features without moving to the higher Pixel 10 price band.

Google Pixel 10a Specifications

According to an earlier leak (via ), the Google Pixel 10a is said to feature a 6.28-inch AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The phone reportedly includes a 48MP main rear camera, a 13MP ultrawide camera, and a 13MP front-facing selfie camera.

The same leak mentions 8GB of RAM paired with the 128GB or 256GB storage options, along with a 5,100 mAh battery. That capacity would place the Google Pixel 10a slightly above many mid-range rivals, at least on paper, for battery size.

If current information is correct, the main hardware change from the Pixel 9a may simply be the new colours, because the Google Pixel 10a is widely expected to use the Tensor G4 SoC, although some past reports mentioned a possible Tensor G5 variant.

Those older rumours suggested the Tensor G5, as used in the Pixel 10, might appear in the Google Pixel 10a in a reduced-performance form, but newer leaks now lean towards the Tensor G4, leaving the final choice unclear until Google makes an official announcement.

Google Pixel 10a and Google Pixel 9a Price Listings

The leaks sit alongside current Google Pixel 9a listings, which give a sense of the segment the Google Pixel 10a is likely to target. The Pixel 9a is shown with 8GB of RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of internal storage.

Model	Storage	RAM	Price (USD)	Price (EUR)	Price (INR)
Google Pixel 9a	128GB	8GB	$329.99	€363.00	-
Google Pixel 9a	256GB	8GB	$449.99	-	₹39,100

Taken together, the leaks suggest the Google Pixel 10a will largely mirror the Pixel 9a in core hardware, with display, camera setup, memory and battery all closely aligned, while the final impact of the chipset choice will depend on Google's confirmed specification.