Google's latest affordable Pixel 10a is outperforming its predecessor, the Pixel 10, and is closer to its predecessor than the base flagship model. Despite not adding major upgrades to the phone's specifications, the 10a remains a solid option under $500 and even beats the current Pixel 10 in some areas. The Google Pixel 10 has a higher-resolution 13MP front camera with a wider field of view (FoV) of 96.1 degrees, while the higher-end Pixel 10 also has a 10.5MP selfie shooter with a 95-degree FoV. The Pixel 10 is powered by the Tensor G5 chipset and paired with 12GB of RAM, compared to the 10A's TensorG4 processor and 8GB of memory. The new Pixel 10A is 21 grams lighter than the slightly smaller and slimmer Pixel 10.