Finding the perfect mid-range phone can be tricky, so why don’t you save yourself a load of time and money by picking up this outstanding Pixel 10a offer?
You can get the Google Pixel 10a for just £399, marking it a full £100 less than the phone’s original asking price of £499. While it’s not the lowest price we’ve seen this phone drop to, it isn’t far off.
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The Google Pixel 10a is at a low price, saving you £100
The Google Pixel 10a has dropped to one of its lowest prices yet, putting a solid £100 back in your pocket if you buy now.
The Pixel 10a is a great phone that features plenty of notable tech in what is still a small form-factor by today’s standards. Its 6.3-inch display isn’t too different from what you’ll find on the standard Pixel 10, and thanks to Google’s Tensor G4 chipset, everything runs smoothly.
Inside there’s a 5100 mAh cell that offers up to 30 hours of use between charges – great news for anyone who doesn’t want to be worried about hitting red when there are still plenty of hours left in the day.
It’s also worth mentioning that Google has promised seven years of new updates and security patches for the Pixel 10a, which not only far exceeds what’s normally offered on Android phones at this price but also gives the device a longer lifespan than most of its competitors.


Beyond updates, the Pixel 10a also benefits from Google’s more innovative features such as Camera Coach, which uses AI to give you live tips on how to frame the best picture possible. There’s also Gemini Live, Google’s flagship generative AI platform that works in tons of apps.
All of these features come on top of a slick design in an attractive Obsidian (you can call it black) colourway. There’s 128GB of storage as standard too.
It’s tough to get hyped for the Pixel 10a when it’s basically a twin of the now-cheaper Pixel 9a, offering only minor tweaks like a brighter screen and a flatter back. While it’s definitely not worth the upgrade for current 9a users, it’s still a solid mid-range pick that keeps Google in the game for now.
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Completely flat rear
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Flagship-level AI features
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Great camera performance
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Too many similarities with Pixel 9a
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Older Tensor G4 chipset
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Bezels remain relatively thick
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No PixelSnap support
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