Been holding out for the right moment to upgrade your phone? If you’re an Android suer and looking to stay part of the family, or if you’re swim on over from iPhone island, an exceptional option to consider is the Google Pixel 10a. It’s an affordable option within Google’s lineup that just became even more affordable. Though the phone only released a couple short months ago, we’re already now seeing some discounts to sweeten the pot. Right now, you can grab the Google smartphone for a solid $50 off for a limited time.
The Google Pixel 10a comes in two different options for storage capacity. The sale is exclusive to the smaller model which contains 128GB of space. That one normally goes for $499, but the 10% discount has taken it down to just $449. There is also a 256GB model, but that one is exempt from the sale and is still selling at its original list price of $599.
The sale is active for three of the four color options available. If you choose either the obsidian, berry, or fog colorways of the Google Pixel 10a, you’ll save the $50—having only to pay $449.
As is the direction all expensive pieces of consumer hardware is trending, the Google Pixel 10a is marketed to be compatible with a bunch of AI features.
The most notable are the enhancements to the camera function. A new feature donning the name Camera Coach can pop up while framing shots. The little prompt is intended to guide whoever is taking the photo to take better photos, providing instructions for them to either step backwards or angle it up slightly. If you’ve ever handed your phone to someone else be they a loved one or a stranger on the street, asking to take your photo, only for the pic to be something you’d rather delete immediately than ever let see the light of your Instagram story, than you might find this new feature interesting.
I can’t attest to how well it works, but I can at least identify with the problem Google is trying to highlight with it.
This listing of the Google Pixel 10a comes unlocked, meaning you won’t be tied down to any particular carrier. You can take the phone and sign it up for service with Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Mint—wherever your heart desires.
Battery is sufficient, being able to last more than 30 hours on a single charge.
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