The Google Pixel 10a looks set to arrive earlier than expected, confirming both pricing and a clearer release window for the upcoming mid-range phone.
It looks like the Pixel 10a will keep the same pricing as its predecessor in Europe, at least in France. The 128GB model is tipped to cost €549, while the 256GB version will land at €649, putting to rest earlier speculation that Google might lower prices despite ongoing uncertainty in the consumer electronics market.
That’s arguably the bigger win here. With smartphones steadily getting more expensive year after year, Google holding the line on price makes the Pixel 10a a more predictable upgrade, and potentially a safer bet for buyers who don’t want to stretch to flagship territory.
The same report also narrows down the phone’s launch timeline. Pre-orders are expected to open on February 18, with the Pixel 10a reaching shelves on March 5, 2026. That lines up with comments from reliable leaker Evan Blass, who previously hinted at a February announcement followed by a slightly later release.
If accurate, it would mark a noticeably earlier launch than Google’s usual spring cadence for its A-series phones. Earlier leaks had already suggested a mid-February unveiling, along with four colour options available across both storage variants, something Dealabs now claims is locked in.
Beyond pricing and dates, details remain light. However, the steady drip of leaks suggests Google’s plans for the Pixel 10a are largely finalised, with fewer surprises left before the official reveal.
For now, the takeaway is straightforward: the Pixel 10a is coming sooner than expected, it won’t cost more than last year’s model, and Google appears to be sticking to a familiar value-focused formula. If you’ve been holding off on upgrading or worried about yet another price jump, this leak should come as reassuring news.
(via Dealabs)
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