Google raises Pixel 10a price by $100 to $599
The Pixel 10a now starts at $599 in the US Google Store. It launched at $499 in March.
Google raised the price of its Pixel 10a phone by $100, to $599. It was meant to be the cheap Pixel. The cause is believed to be rising memory prices, so look for deals before paying full price.
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Why it matters
The cheap Pixel is no longer cheap. It now costs about the same as older, faster flagships on sale.
Wait: it is a fine phone, but not a bargain at $599.
The details
- 128GB model: $499 to $599. 256GB model is now $699.
- Droid Life says the rise is live at the Google Store.
- Google has not commented; the cause is believed to be rising memory costs.
- Pixel 11 prices were not changed at the time of writing (GSMArena).
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Google Tensor G4 · 6.3in OLED, 120Hz · 7y updates
GoodMid-range phone with 7 years of updates.
Watch outAlmost the same as the Pixel 9a; price is now $599.
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