Google lifts the Pixel 10a price to $599 as memory costs climb
Google raised the Pixel 10a from $499 to $599 seven months after launch, with no change to the phone, blaming memory costs that its own vice president said had risen from $2.80 per gigabyte to $12. Apple and Samsung have both repriced existing phones in the past month, and Google has not said whether European prices follow.
Google has raised the price of the Pixel 10a by $100 to $599, seven months after putting it on sale. The phone has not changed. Google has not said whether European prices follow.
The 128GB model went from $499 to $599 and the 256GB version now costs $699, as 9to5Google reported first. The new prices are showing on the Google Store, Amazon and Best Buy. Google did not respond to a request for comment.
The 10a runs a Tensor G4, two generations behind the silicon in the Pixel 11. It arrived in March...
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