The Google Pixel 9a, the successor to the Pixel 8a, is expected to launch in May of next year, according to a recent report by Android Headlines. While the launch date remains unconfirmed, the report sheds light on the phone's pricing, color options, and detailed specifications.
The Pixel 9a is anticipated to retain the same $499 price tag as its predecessor, the Pixel 8a. It will reportedly be available in three color options: Iris, Porcelain, and Obsidian, mirroring the color palette of the Pixel 9.
The smartphone is rumored to feature a larger 5,100mAh battery, a significant upgrade from the Pixel 8a's 4,500mAh battery. However, the charging speed is expected to remain capped at 23W, with wireless charging at 7.5W. The Pixel 9a may also lack support for Qi2 wireless charging.
At the heart of the Pixel 9a will be Google's latest Tensor G4 chipset, paired with a Titan M2 security chip and 8GB of LPDDR5X RAM. Storage options are expected to include 128GB and 256GB of UFS 3.1.
The Pixel 9a is expected to be slightly larger than its predecessor, measuring 154.7 x 73.3 x 8.9mm and weighing 185.9 grams, compared to the Pixel 8a's 152.1 x 72.7 x 8.9mm and 188 grams.
Google Pixel 9a Launch Date (Expected)
The Google Pixel 9a launch date is not confirmed yet. However, according to rumours, the handset may hit the market in May 2025.
Google Pixel 9a Price (Expected)
The price of Google Pixel 9a is anticipated to be approx. Rs 42,000.
Google Pixel 9a: Features and Specifications (Rumoured)
A 6.285-inch Actual display with a peak brightness of 2,700 nits.
The display is protected by Gorilla Glass 3.
Powered by Google Tensor G4 processor with 8GB of LPDDR5X RAM.
128GB or 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage options.
A dual rear camera system, including 48-megapixel GN8 Quad Dual Pixel primary camera and 13-megapixel ultra-wide sensor.
Goodx G7 fingerprint sensor for security.
5,100mAh capacity battery with 23W charging support.
The handset could run on Android 15.
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