Google Pixel 10a Leaks in Official-Looking Marketing Images

It’s not unusual for Pixel phones to leak early, and the Pixel 10a is no exception. A fresh batch of what appear to be official marketing images for the Google Pixel 10a has surfaced, courtesy of veteran leaker Evan Blass. On top of what Blass has shared, folks at Android Headlines have also joined in.

Here’s yet another look at Google’s Pixel 10a

The images from Blass show Google’s next budget phone from multiple angles, along with a few lifestyle shots highlighting headline features. At first glance, everything looks familiar. The design is unmistakably Pixel, the bezels are still very much present, and the overall look doesn’t stray far from what we saw with the Pixel 9a. But then there’s the color.

As you can see, the images show the Pixel 10a in a deep blue shade. That’s unexpected, mainly because earlier leaks suggested the Pixel 10a would stick to Obsidian, Fog, Lavender, and Berry. Still, there’s always a chance Google has more colors in the pipeline, or fewer.

There’s also a separate image floating around that supposedly shows the Pixel 10a in Berry, but it comes from an unverified source. It doesn’t look obviously fake, but it’s not especially convincing either. Android Headlines notes that it landed in their inbox via an unverified source, so it’s best to take them with a pinch of salt.

According to previous reports, Google may announce the Pixel 10a on February 18, with sales kicking off in early March. That would put the launch about a week ahead of the rumored Galaxy Unpacked on February 25. Either way, this probably won’t be the last time we see the Pixel 10a before it goes official, unless Google suddenly decides to break tradition. Ouch.