Exciting Deals on Google Pixel 10, Pro Models, and More Discounts on Nothing Phone (4a) Pro

Google is already previewing the Pixel 11 series, set to be officially unveiled on August 12. This new lineup may feature groundbreaking technology, including a chipset produced in TSMC’s 2nm fabrication process, as well as a switch from a Samsung modem to a MediaTek alternative. Pricing leaks for the US market have already surfaced.

Rumors indicate that the upcoming Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL will standardize on 12GB of RAM and will drop the 16GB option to the higher 512GB variants.

The 16GB RAM option is one of the standout features of the Google Pixel 10 Pro, an unusual offering for flagship phones in the US. Samsung provides 16GB only in its 1TB S26 Ultra model, and Apple does not offer it at all.

The standard Google Pixel 10 boasts 12GB of RAM, despite not being a “Pro” model. It shares the same Tensor G5 chipset (3nm TSMC) and features a 6.3” display, though it has a lower resolution (1080p+ compared to 1280p+) and lacks the LTPO technology found in the Pro version. Additionally, its camera capabilities fall short of those offered in the Pro model. For a comprehensive comparison, refer to our Pixel 10 vs. Pixel 10 Pro article.

You can also purchase the official Pixelsnap case, which is compatible with both Pixel 10 and 10 Pro. Made from soft silicone, the case supports magnetic accessories and is composed of 42% recycled materials.

Additionally, the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL shares the same hardware as the Pro but features a larger 6.8” LTPO display and a more substantial 5,200mAh battery (compared to the Pro's 4,870mAh). In tests, both models achieved similar active use scores, with the Pro XL lasting 12:29 hours and the Pro lasting 12:06 hours.

The Motorola Razr 2026 has also seen a price reduction compared to last week’s offers. The device boasts a 3.6” cover display and a 6.9” inner LTPO display, powered by the Dimensity 7450X chipset and a 4,800mAh Si/C battery. It supports 30W wired and 15W wireless charging. The dual rear cameras feature a 50MP main sensor (1/1.95”) and a 122° ultra-wide lens, while a 32MP selfie camera is positioned inside. Interestingly, the main camera can be utilized for selfies when the device is closed.

The Razr+ model pricing remains similar to last week's, prompting us to examine the Motorola Razr Ultra 2026. Unfortunately, it too has only a minuscule discount, despite needing one. The Ultra features a 4” cover display and a faster 7” 165Hz inner LTPO display, equipped with a flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset from last year. It has a 5,000mAh battery with impressive 68W wired and 30W wireless charging capabilities and offers a camera setup with a larger 50MP sensor for the main (1/1.56”) and a 50MP selfie module inside.

With OnePlus exiting the North American market, alternatives to Apple, Samsung, Google, and Motorola have dwindled. The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro stands out as a unique option, showcasing a distinctive design with its Glyph Matrix (dot matrix display) at the back. It features a 6.83” 144Hz OLED screen, a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, and a 5,080mAh battery with 50W wired charging. The camera system includes a 50MP (1/1.56”) main camera, a 50MP 3.5x periscope, and an 8MP ultra-wide camera.

Although not an alternative brand, the Motorola Edge (2026) is nevertheless noteworthy. With a 6.3” display comparable to the Pixel 10 (and higher-end Galaxy S26 and iPhone 17), this device is rated IP69 and constructed with a 7.2mm thick plastic frame housing a fast-charging 5,000mAh battery (68W wired, 15W wireless). It features a telephoto camera—a 10MP 3x module—to complement its 50MP main camera (1/1.56”) and 50MP ultra-wide camera, as well as a 50MP selfie camera. The Motorola Edge is powered by the Dimensity 7450.

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