Pixel 10a Storage Leak: Google Sticks with 128GB Base Despite Rising Costs

The next mid-range smartphone from Google is eagerly expected, and at the same time, a lot of new leaks have come up with explicit details about the forthcoming Pixel 10a, such as pricing, storage dimensions, color options, and even the timeline of the launch. The market analysts think that the smartphone would be a continuation of the company’s plan of providing features similar to the flagship phones, but at a lower price.

Based on the leaks coming from the French tech community source Dealabs, the Pixel 10a will be officially launched on the 5th of March 2026, and pre-orders might start as early as the 18th of February in Europe. Though Google hasn’t made any official announcements regarding these dates, the whole thing matches the past launch windows of the Pixel ‘a’ series.

The leaked data goes contrary to the worry that the price of the components will be the reason for the high price range. It seems that Google is not going to do that with their Pixel 9a prices. In Europe, the 128 GB model is expected to be sold at about €549 (approx. ₹58,000), and the 256 GB version may be priced at around €649 (roughly ₹69,000). It is reported that both of the configurations will have 8 GB of RAM.

The Pixel 10a will have four different color options: Obsidian, Fog, Lavender, and Berry. Obsidian, a standard black color, comes back from the previous version, while the other three provide more light color options that could attract a wider audience of buyers.

It is reported that Pixel 10a will have a large 6.3-inch Full-HD+ AMOLED display, with a refresh rate of 120Hz and very bright peak brightness, which will be managed by Google’s Tensor G4 processor. It could also come with a dual rear camera of 48MP, a front camera of 13MP, and a battery of 5,100mAh.

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