Phone comparison · UK prices · October 2026
The Pixel 10a leads on the screen, speed and software updates, and is smaller. The Galaxy A37 leads on battery life, is thinner, and has the bigger screen. The Pixel 10a costs £100 more than the Samsung.
Comparing 2 phones
Overall score 78/100
Galaxy A37Overall score 73/100
The Pixel 10a costs £100 more than the Samsung.
You get: a brighter screen, a faster chip, more memory (RAM) and a smaller body.
You give up: faster charging by cable, a bigger screen and a thinner body.
Worth it if you want a brighter screen and a faster chip. Keep the money if faster charging by cable matters more to you.
The Galaxy A37 charges faster by cable (45 W vs 30 W on the Pixel), so it tops up quicker with a compatible charger.
The Pixel 10a has the brighter screen (3,000 nits vs 1,900 nits on the Samsung), so it is easier to read in strong sunlight.
Both have similar main-camera resolution (48 MP and 50 MP) and similar selfie cameras (13 MP and 12 MP), close enough not to matter much day to day.
The Pixel 10a's chip (Google Tensor G4) scores higher in benchmark tests than the one in the Samsung (Samsung Exynos 1480), so it should feel quicker in demanding apps and games.
It also has more memory (8GB vs 6GB on the Samsung), which helps it keep more apps open at once.
The Pixel 10a is smaller overall (153.9 × 73 mm vs 162.9 × 78.2 mm on the Samsung), so it is easier to reach across with one hand.
The Galaxy A37 has the bigger screen (6.7 inches vs 6.3 inches on the Pixel), which gives more room for videos, maps and reading.
The Pixel 10a promises more major Android upgrades (7 vs 6 on the Samsung), so it should get new Android versions for longer.
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| Score | Pixel 10a | Galaxy A37 |
|---|---|---|
| Battery | 65 | 57 |
| Screen | 84 | 76 |
| Camera | 73 | 71 |
| Speed | 72 | 66 |
| Toughness | 85 | 89 |
| Connections and extras | 91 | 78 |
| Overall | 78 | 73 |
How these scores are made: Each score is calculated from the maker's published specs and benchmark results, using one fixed formula for every phone. We have not tested these phones in the hand. How we score phones