Pixel 10a renders show slimmer bezels amid Pixel 10 speakerphone bug

Leaked renders of Google’s anticipated Pixel 10a show a notably slimmer screen bezel compared with last year’s Pixel 9a, as the Pixel line continues to evolve amid reports of software issues and early retailer discounts for higher-end models. The renders, posted online late October, depict a design that closely resembles the Pixel 9a but with markedly reduced black borders around the display, while Google’s Pixel 10 family remains on sale at several retailers.

The Pixel 10a is expected to follow the A series pattern of mirroring many features of the flagship Pixel 10 models while trimming costs in selected areas. Industry observers anticipate the Pixel 10a will use Google’s Tensor G5 chip, similar camera hardware to the Pixel 10 Pro Fold in prior A-series releases, and a focus on on-device AI processing for photography and other features. Analysts and supply chain timing suggest a likely reveal in March, with a possible starting price near the Pixel 9a’s $499 for the 128 GB variant, though Google has not announced specifications, pricing, or a launch date.

Renders are not final designs and may exaggerate proportions. One prolific device leaker noted the depicted bezels could be...