Bold in color but still missing magnets, the still-$499 Pixel 10a isn't jaw-dropping, but it's still one of the most practical phones you can buy without a hefty carrier contract.

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The Pixel 10a seems identical to the Pixel 9a with the same design, cameras, and even the processor as last year's model. But ...

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The Pixel 10a was announced by Google a few weeks back and the general response to it was, “This just seems like a Pixel 9a.” For the most part, it really is a Pixel 9a that has a couple of tweaks ...

Google has once again upped the mid-range ante, bringing its top-tier update commitment, AI-infused Tensor G3 chip, and a soft, pebble-like design to the Pixel 8a. Cheaper materials, agonizingly slow ...

Despite few upgrades, the Pixel 10a remains a great midrange phone. (Igor Bonifacic for Engadget) Over the past few years, Google's A-series Pixel phones have consistently been some of the best ...

Good performance. Great camera experience. Brighter screen. Slick software with lots of smart, helpful features. Long software support. Faster charging. Flat camera module for the win. I spent four ...