Google's Pixel 10A Looks Stylish for a Low-Cost Flagship Phone

Google's Pixel 10A is the company's latest lower-cost flagship and shares a lot of its design with last year's Pixel 9A.

The Pixel 10A comes in four colors: Obsidian, fog, lavender and berry.

The phone has a similar 6.3-inch display as the Pixel 9A.

Housed in a flat camera island are the phone's 48-megapixel wide-angle camera and 13-megapixel ultrawide camera.

Around the front is a 13-megapixel selfie camera.

The Pixel 10A has a 30-watt wired charging speed when used with a 45W charging adapter (sold separately). This is slightly faster than the 23W speed on the Pixel 9A.

The Pixel 10A includes a 5,100-mAh battery.

Much like the rest of the Pixel 10 line, the phone's Quick Share feature is able to connect to an iPhone over AirDrop. This allows the Pixel 10A to share photos and files with Apple's devices.

The Pixel 10A will get seven years of software and security updates.

The Pixel 10A's first-party cases are in matching colors to the phones. I mixed the fog case with the berry phone.

The Berry color is my personal favorite, with a reddish hue.

The Fog Pixel 10A skews close to white.

The Pixel 10A in berry and lavender.

Close up with fog and obsidian colors.

The Pixel 10A includes the Camera Coach feature, which offers suggestions for framing up a person or an object.

The Pixel 10A's screen can hit a 3,000-nit peak brightness.

The Pixel 10A ships with the Tensor G4 processor, which is the same that's included with the Pixel 9A.

The Pixel 10A goes on sale March 5, starting at $499 for the 128GB storage option.