- Newly leaked specs say the Pixel 10a will come with 45-watt wired charging, a major improvement over the 9a’s 23-watt limit.
- Other specs — display resolution and refresh rate, chipset, RAM, cameras, and battery capacity — are expected to be unchanged.
- The 10a will be available for pre-order beginning next week.
The Pixel 10a will be available for pre-order starting next week. That’s about all Google’s confirmed about the new phone so far, but the leaks we’ve seen to date point to an especially mild generational refresh, with minimal changes coming from last year’s Pixel 9a. A new report today paints as full a picture of the unreleased phone’s specs as we’ve seen so far — and it’s still looking pretty much like the 9a.
Writing for WinFuture, Roland Quandt has shared a pretty complete view of the Pixel 10a’s specs, based, Quandt says, on retailer data. The report spells out a couple of noteworthy changes in the new phone compared to last year’s model. Possibly most interesting is that the 10a apparently comes with 45-watt wired charging, matching the Pixel 10 Pro XL.