The Google Pixel 9a isn’t even official yet – that might change in the next few weeks according to a past rumor – and we’re already talking about its successor, the Pixel 10a. This one should arrive in early 2026, and a new rumor today claims Google is thinking about cost-cutting on this one quite a lot.
Specifically, the chipset is what will suffer. Allegedly, Google will either go with a lower-performance version of the Tensor G5 chipset that will be powering the rest of the Pixel 10 devices, or will choose to equip the Pixel 10a with the Tensor G4, which will also be in the Pixel…
