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- Google’s new Pixel 10a arrives with only modest changes over the Pixel 9a, yet it offers a few notable upgrades that could justify a switch for budget‑conscious buyers. The 6.3‑inch OLED panel is brighter-2,000 nits peak versus 1,800 nits on the 9a-and now uses Gorilla Glass 7i for better scratch and drop resistance. Battery capacity stays at 5,100 mAh, but fast charging jumps to 30 W (from 23 W) and wireless charging to 10 W (from 7.5 W). The processor and camera specs remain unchanged, so the 10a is essentially a refreshed, slightly better‑displayed version of the 9a.
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