Google Pixel 9a may be released in additional color variants

Recently, CAD renders of the Google Pixel 9a were leaked, showcasing the device from all angles. These renders indicate that Google might be moving away from its signature rear camera visor module, potentially introducing the Pixel 9a with a rear dual-camera system that is flush with the back panel.

In addition, a new leak has emerged, revealing the potential color options for the Google Pixel 9a. Reportedly, the Pixel 9a could continue to be available in Porcelain and Obsidian hues.

However, for next year’s model, Google might replace the Aloe and Bay colors with Peony and Iris. Notably, the Peony hue is believed to resemble the base model of the Pixel 9, which is also available in the same color. Meanwhile, the Iris color could feature a bluish-purple tint.

Furthermore, the Pixel 9a is rumored to be slightly taller and wider than the current Pixel 8a. It is expected to have dimensions of 154 x 73mm, making it approximately 2mm taller and 1mm wider than its predecessor. Additionally, the Pixel 9a is anticipated to be thinner, measuring 8.5mm compared to the 8.9mm thickness of the Pixel 8a.

According to previous reports, the Pixel 9a is expected to be powered by a Samsung-made Tensor G4 chipset, representing an upgrade over the Tensor G3 chipset. Moreover, the phone is set to launch with Android 15 pre-installed, which is a feature that the recent Pixel 9 series devices do not currently possess (and are still awaiting). In comparison, the Chinese smartphone brand VIVO has already released a stable Android 15 update for its flagship devices.

The design of the Pixel 9a, according to the renders, suggests that it will not draw inspiration from the Pixel 9 series and will instead embrace a minimalistic aesthetic. As for the launch timeline, the Pixel 8a was launched in May of this year, so we can expect the Pixel 9a to follow a similar launch schedule.

Source: Android Headlines

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