Google recently unveiled the Pixel 9 series, and as is customary with the Pixel line, a budget A-model will be released later. Today, we’re getting our first glimpse at what might be the Google Pixel 9a.
From the front, the device resembles the recent Pixel 9 series with its flat display and punch-hole cutout for the selfie camera. The bezels seem thicker compared to the Pixel 9 and 9 Pro models.
The sides of the Pixel 9a are seemingly crafted from aluminium, akin to the Pixel 9, and boast a similar matte finish. The SIM slot, USB-C port, and speaker are all positioned at the bottom.
On the rear, the Pixel 9a features an all-glass finish with a small and almost flat camera bar that houses the dual cameras, surrounded by a glossy ring that almost blends into the back.
The Pixel 9a is could be coming out towards the end of this year and it’s expected to debut with Google’s latest Tensor G4 chipset.