The Pixel 10a will be Dead in the Water Without this Pre-Order Deal

Google is gearing up to unveil the Pixel 10a this week, but without a compelling pre-order deal, the new smartphone may struggle to make a splash in the competitive market.

Unlike some of its competitors like Samsung and Xiaomi, who offer hefty discounts and free accessories with their phone releases, Google typically takes a more straightforward approach to its launches.

With the Pixel 10a appearing to be a modest upgrade compared to its predecessor, Google will need to entice potential buyers with more than just incremental improvements.

While Google usually offers a good trade-in bonus, I believe that to stand out, the tech giant should consider bundling free pairs of Pixel Buds 2a with the Pixel 10a.

Aside from the new colors and the removal of the camera bump, the Pixel 10a’s standout feature is its faster wired charging at 45W, a significant enhancement over the Pixel 9a.

With the Pixel 9a continuing to be available at a lower price and boasting Google’s renowned software support, it presents a compelling value proposition, making the new model a tougher sell.

The Pixel Buds 2a, priced at £129/$129, are highly regarded for their comfort, sound quality, battery life, and features like active noise cancellation. Including these with the Pixel 10a would enhance the overall package for consumers.

Rumors suggest that the Pixel Buds 2a will launch in two new colors – Berry and Fog – aligning with two of the Pixel 10a’s color options for a cohesive user experience.

Stay tuned as Google is scheduled to launch the Pixel 10a on February 18th, and we eagerly anticipate the official details of the pre-order deal.