Apparent Google Pixel 10 benchmark scores have been posted online, and these results have drawn a decidedly mixed reaction.

The budget Google Pixel 9a was the first big price cut we saw earlier this week, but the deals have officially moved up all the way up to the most expensive models. The Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold has received a $600 discount on Amazon, dropping it to the lowest price we've ever seen.

According to listings spotted online, Google will offer a fresh adapter, called the Google 67W Dual Port Power Adapter, which comes in a "Snow" color. The price is listed at CA$79 (around $57 USD), almost twice the cost of last year's 45W charger launched with the Pixel 9 Pro XL. It'll have a higher charging speed and will boast two ports.

Most Google Pixel 9 series devices are on sale, saving you a Benjamin or two. Which one is best for your needs? Come in to find out.

The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL has just popped up on AnTuTu, and thus revealed its benchmarking results. The phone managed to get around 15% better results than the Pixel 9 Pro XL, thanks to the Tensor G5.

But the most noticeable differences are on the rear of the phones. The Pixel 9 has a glass back while the 9a’s is plastic. The Pixel 9 also has a significantly raised metal camera bar (presumably to house the more powerful cameras), while the 9a’s cameras are more embedded, making the design feel more streamlined.

Google is set to announce the newest Pixel device near the end of the month, the Pixel 10, hoping to wow audiences, but there are some great prices on older Pixel phones. The Google Pixel 9a is a great budget phone, and giffgaff has a great deal on the device.