Here's Our Best Look Yet At The Pixel 9a!

TL;DR

High-quality renders of the Pixel 9a have leaked, revealing its design in four colors.
The phone is expected to be announced on March 19, with pre-orders starting immediately.
The Pixel 9a is rumored to upgrade to a 48MP primary sensor and a 5,100mAh battery.

The Pixel 9a is coming soon, and we already know a lot about the device. Yesterday, we showed off all the official Pixel 9a cases. Today, the phone itself has leaked in high-quality, official-looking renders, giving us our best look at the design of the upcoming mid-range Android smartphone.

AndroidHeadlines has shared new renders of the Pixel 9a, and the phone looks surprisingly good in them. The renders confirm the device’s design, with an almost-flush camera bar and a design that looks right at home with its Pixel 9 siblings.

The device is pictured in its Peony (Pink), Iris (Purple), Obsidian (Black), and Porcelain (White) colors, similar to those in the rest of the Pixel 9 lineup.

The report reiterates some of the information previously revealed about the device, mentioning that the phone could be announced on March 19, with pre-orders expected to start immediately. The Pixel 9a could go on open sale from March 26 onwards for a starting price of $499 for the 128GB storage variant, going up to $599 for the 256GB variant.

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The Pixel 9a is expected to measure 154 x 73 x 8.9mm and increase its battery capacity to 5,100mAh. Charging speeds are expected to remain the same at 23W wired and 7.5 wireless. The device is also expected to get a new 48MP f/1.7 sensor and the usual 13MP ultrawide and 13MP front-facing sensor.