Shoppers can now get the Google Pixel 10a for £100 less, as Amazon has reduced the price from £499 to £399. The deal, which runs until August 20, brings the phone's cost down by 20%.
What the deal includes
The discounted price applies to all colour options, including obsidian black, berry red, fog green, and lavender blue. The phone comes with 128GB of storage as standard, with a 256GB version available for £449 instead of the usual £599.
Google has guaranteed at least seven years of updates and features for the Pixel 10a, meaning the phone will receive new software until at least 2031.
Phone features and alternatives
The Pixel 10a has a 6.3-inch screen and a battery life of up to 30 hours on a single charge, though this depends on usage.
For those considering other options, the Samsung Galaxy A16 is currently discounted on Amazon from £139 to £118, offering 128GB of storage, a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, and a three-year manufacturer's extended warranty. Alternatively, a refurbished iPhone 15 is available from Wowcher at a reduced price, dropping from £485 to £385, in Grade B 'Good' condition and available in black, pink, blue, and green.
Customer feedback
Shoppers who have purchased the Pixel 10a have generally praised it. One customer wrote: "Very good phone , previously owned the Pixel 7a and this is a very good improvement. Very easy to use and has all the features of my old phone and more I can highly recommend this phone."
Another said: "I like my new phone. I wanted a good battery life and quality, which this definitely has lots of. I wanted a good-looking phone and at a good price, so I am very pleased I purchased this one. I would highly recommend."
A third commented: "A great phone. Changed from iPhone to Google." A fourth added: "This phone is better than I expected, always had a Samsung but this beats it by far."
However, some customers noted issues. One said: "Pixel 10A was a good buy it came in a box that has never opened so it was a good new one. The battery seems to be not as good as what it should be probably because it's old stock, otherwise very good."
Another added: "Having upgraded from the 8a I'm not sure the 10a is any better. The phone feels heavier and classier - yes, the screen is much brighter - yes, but honestly most people would find it hard to see where the other changes are. I went for the 256gb model for a £100 extra but Google need to think about making 256gb they're entry offering. The software is great but compared to the 8a feels a touch less responsive. Battery life is ok not brilliant. The camera of course is a strong point. Unlike the 8a which didn't need a case you will almost certainly need one for the 10a."
