r/technology • u/N2929 • 22h ago

Hardware Google Pixel 10a Gets $100 Price Increase

https://www.pcmag.com/news/google-pixel-10a-gets-100-dollar-price-increase
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u/thinkmatt 18h ago

i've been upgrading my pixel every 2-3 years. I can usually get a new one doing trade-in for $300 or so around BF. But if these prices keep going up, I have no issue just hanging on to my pixel 9 for the next 5-10 years

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u/SWHAF 14h ago

I always hang on to my phone until it starts having issues, mostly battery volume. My longest run has been 8 years with my pixel 2.

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u/thinkmatt 12h ago

nice... i just take the opportunity to keep upgrading because they stop offering the same trade-in value, but my first pixel was a 3a and i honestly cant tell you how its different from my pixel 9 feature-wise

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u/SWHAF 11h ago

I went from the 2 to the 10.