Google Pixel 10A Gets 15% Discount to $424 Across Major Retailers
The Google Pixel 10A is now $424 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Google Store, offering a lower-cost alternative to the new Pixel 11 lineup.
The discount comes as all of Google's Pixel 11 phones launched this week, including the $899 Pixel 11, the $1,099 Pixel 11 Pro with the same processor and 12GB RAM as the standard model but with better cameras, and the $1,899 Pixel 11 Pro Fold. The Verge says those are good phones, but consumers who can skip exclusive camera and AI features can save hundreds with the 10A.
According to The Verge, the Pixel 10A includes faster wired charging, Satellite SOS, and new AI tools such as Camera Coach and Auto Best Take. Otherwise it is essentially the Pixel 9A with the same Tensor G4 chip and a dual-camera system. It offers an IP68 rating, a 90Hz refresh rate screen, wireless charging, and a design comparable to much pricier models. The Verge's criticism of the 10A focused on how little Google changed compared to the 9A, but it remains a good phone for those upgrading after several years.
The Verge also highlights other deals. The Xbox version of SteelSeries' Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is $249.99 at Amazon, about as cheap as it gets, and works with PlayStation, Switch, Switch 2, and PC. The previous-generation headset differs only slightly from the new $399.99 Arctis Nova Pro Omni.
Other discounts include the Fanttik T1 Max soldering iron at $55.99 on Amazon, down from $79.99, with multiple soldering tips, an aluminum swiveling stand, sponges, a desoldering pump, and a cable for plug-in power. It heats up to 840 degrees Fahrenheit and can run wirelessly or via USB-C. Best Buy does not stock physical movies in its warehouses or stores, but third-party sellers are offering Blu-ray deals, including the Back to the Future trilogy 4K Blu-ray set for $34.99 and the Cowboy Bebop steelbook Blu-ray for $37.99.