Mid-range Google Pixel 10a gets a tempting price cut for the first time in a while
This capable mid-range phone hasn't gone on sale in over a month.
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Amazon is once again making the Pixel 10a easier to recommend. | Image by Google
So, instead of coughing up some $500 for the mid-ranger, you can currently buy one for just under $425. The 256GB models are on sale as well, available with the same $75 discount.
While the Pixel 10a faced some criticism over following mostly similar specs to its predecessor, it's still one of the best-value mid-range Android phones you can find. It comes with a pretty good-looking 6.3-inch Actua display that reaches peak brightness levels of up to 3,000 nits.
Under the hood, the device packs the same Tensor G4 chip as the Pixel 9a. While this isn't the latest or most powerful version of Google's in-house silicon, you can still expect daily tasks to run smoothly and without hiccups.
On top of everything else, the device features an elevated design with a flat camera module, a small but appreciated change that makes it completely wobble-free.
If the Pixel 10a sounds good enough to meet your needs, this is your chance to grab it. Head to Amazon and buy one at $75 off while this limited-time sale lasts.
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