New leaks about Google’s upcoming Pixel 9a have surfaced, providing more information about the device following CAD-based renders revealed yesterday. Reports suggest that Google will offer the Google Pixel 9a in four different colors: Porcelain (white), Obsidian (black), Peony (pinkish), and Iris (a purple-blue mix). These will replace the Aloe and Bay colors that were available with the Pixel 8a.
In terms of size, the Pixel 9a will be slightly bigger than its predecessor, measuring 154 mm in height and 73 mm in width, making it 1.9 mm taller and 0.3 mm wider than the Pixel 8a. However, it will be thinner, with a thickness of 8.5 mm compared to the 8a’s 8.9 mm. Despite these changes, the difference in size may be hard to notice unless you compare both phones side by side.
Google will officially announce the Google Pixel 9a at its I/O developer conference in May. However, there’s a chance it could launch earlier, as Google recently shifted its release schedule, with the Pixel 9 series arriving earlier than usual. Rumors also suggest that Android 16 might arrive ahead of schedule.
