
I'm still annoyed by the few hardware upgrades that Google gave the new Pixel 10a. But despite that, it proves to be one of the best cheap phones around — and the software has a lot to do with that. However, it's still hard for me to swallow given how it Google's asking $500 for practically the same phones as the previous Pixel 9a.
Despite this, I mention in my Pixel 10a review how the software drives much of its value. In fact, there’s one specific new feature that justifies the price — and I’m not talking about the new AI features.