The Pixel 10a is one of Google’s latest budget smartphone offerings, and it boasts a rather unique feature: no camera bump.

This design choice comes as a welcome change for those who have grown tired of the usual bulky camera protrusions on smartphones, which often create usability issues.

For years, manufacturers like Apple and Samsung have prioritized increasing camera capabilities at the expense of aesthetics and practicality, resulting in designs that can be less than ideal to hold or use.

The Pixel 10a’s flat design provides a more streamlined look, while also allowing for easier placement on surfaces without the obstruction caused by a raised camera bump.

With its 6.3-inch screen, improved display brightness of 3,000 nits, and Activa series of screens that offer high usability in bright conditions, the Pixel 10a offers a compelling alternative to its more expensive sibling, the Pixel 10.