(ITHome) – Android Headlines today released a set of “official renders” of the Google Pixel 10a, showcasing the appearance details of the “Obsidian” color version. Meanwhile, Evan Blass…A blue-purple version of the rendering was also released.
Judging from the renders, the Pixel 10a continues the series’ signature minimalist style. The body features a flat, straight-edged design and is made of aluminum alloy. All physical buttons are located on the right side of the phone, with the power/lock button positioned above the volume up and down buttons. The four corners of the body are rounded, giving it an overall look quite similar to the Pixel 9a.
On the front, the Pixel 10a features a flat screen with a centered punch-hole front camera. The screen has bezels of equal width around the edges; while not excessively thick, the bezels are still noticeably thicker than flagship models and the Pixel 10 series.
The back features a centrally located “G” logo, and the back panel is presumably made of plastic, but this cannot be confirmed with 100% certainty. The camera area still uses a pill-shaped module located in the upper left corner, housing two cameras and an LED flash, maintaining the overall layout consistent with its predecessor.
The Google Pixel 10a is expected to be available in at least four colors: Obsidian Black, Fog, Lavender, and Berry.
Additionally, the new color options for the Pixel Buds 2a are also expected to launch alongside the Pixel 10a. IT Home will continue to follow this development.
Regarding the release date, the Google Pixel 10a is expected to be released in late February, or at the latest early March. As for specifications, leaks suggest the phone will feature an “enhanced” Tensor G4 chip, 8GB of RAM, and a 5100mAh battery.
5100mAh battery.
