Get the new Google Pixel 10a for $4/month at AT&T (plus free Pixel Buds)
Published: (February 18, 2026 at 01:55 PM EST)
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## Google Pixel 10a – AT&T Pre‑order Deal
Google has refreshed its Pixel lineup, and AT&T is offering a **70 %+ discount** on the new **Pixel 10a** when you pre‑order.
- **Price:** $3.99/month (when you sign up for or switch to an AT&T Unlimited mobile plan)
- **Bonus:** Free **Pixel Buds 2a** when you complete the purchase online
> **Also:** [The new Pixel 10a could be the affordable iPhone alternative we’ve been waiting for](https://www.zdnet.com/article/googles-pixel-10a-first-look/)
### Key Specs
| Feature | Details |
|---------|---------|
| **Processor** | Google Tensor G4 (S5400) – faster multitasking, better power efficiency |
| **Storage** | 128 GB internal |
| **Battery** | Up to 30 h (standard) / 120 h (Extreme Battery Saver) |
| **Charging** | Fast charge – 50 % in ~30 min |
| **Display** | 6.3‑inch OLED, 1080p resolution, vibrant colors & high contrast |
| **Camera** | Dual rear: 48 MP main + 13 MP ultra‑wide |
| **Safety** | Satellite SOS for emergency calls when 5G isn’t available |
| **Availability** | Official launch: **Thursday, March 5** |
**Watch:** [Google’s $499 Pixel 10a has faster charging and satellite SOS](https://www.zdnet.com/video/googles-499-pixel-10a-has-faster-charging-and-satellite-sos/)
### AT&T Plan Details
- **Unlimited mobile plan:** Starts at **$65/month**
- **Discounts:**
- Extra savings for 55 + accounts or paperless billing
- Free Pixel Buds 2a at checkout
- Up to **$800** in rebate cards per line for new AT&T customers who switch
> *Note:* To qualify for the preorder deal, you must be a new or existing AT&T customer who signs up for an Unlimited plan.
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*All links are affiliate or tracking links where applicable.* How I Rated This Deal
With a total discount of over 70%, pre‑ordering the new Google Pixel 10a lets you get an excellent smartphone for well under $500.
Key specs
- IP68 water‑resistance
- 1080p OLED display
- 30‑hour battery life
- Fast charging: up to 50 % in 30 minutes
What you get with the preorder deal
- Free Google Pixel Buds 2a wireless earbuds
- Up to $800 in rebates per line when you switch from your old mobile provider to AT&T
Rating: 5 / 5 (Editor’s rating)
Deal details & conditions
- Discount: Up to $400 off the Pixel 10a, applied as billing‑statement credits over 36 months (may take up to 3 billing cycles to appear).
- Account requirement: Keep your AT&T mobile account in good standing for at least 90 days. If cancelled early, you’ll owe the remaining retail value of the phone.
- Limit: One phone per new line.
$800 Rebate (when you switch)
- Must have a competing mobile plan for at least 120 days in good standing.
- $800 is the maximum rebate per line; the actual amount depends on any remaining balance on your existing smartphone.
- Limit: One rebate card per phone line.
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