Google lifts the Pixel 10a price to $599 as memory costs climb
Google has increased the price of the Pixel 10a smartphone from $499 to $599 seven months after its release. The company attributes this price hike to rising memory component costs.
Why it matters
This move reflects broader trends in the tech industry where hardware manufacturers are passing increased supply chain costs directly to consumers.
Google raised the Pixel 10a from $499 to $599 seven months after launch, with no change to the phone, blaming memory costs that its own vice…
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