The Pixel 10a has leaked in full ahead of its February 18 launch, revealing all four colors and a potentially groundbreaking design change. Evan Blass shared renders showing the phone in Berry, Lavender, Fog, and Obsidian shades, with the frame matching each back panel color.

Most notably, the leaked images suggest Google has achieved a completely flat rear camera design with no bump whatsoever. While the Pixel 9a already featured a relatively flush camera module, the Pixel 10a appears to take this further by having the camera sit completely flat against the back panel. This would make it one of the few modern smartphones to achieve such a design.

The phone will reportedly ship with just the essentials: the device itself, charging cable, SIM ejector tool, and documentation. No charger will be included, following Google's recent trend. Under the hood, the Pixel 10a is expected to keep the same 6.3-inch AMOLED display, 5,100 mAh battery, and 23W wired charging as its predecessor, while sticking with the Tensor G4 chip rather than upgrading to the newer Tensor G5.