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The Google Pixel 9a isn’t even officially out yet, but that hasn’t stopped some YouTubers from getting their hands on it and posting full reviews! Channels like *The Mobile Central* and *Sahil Karoul* have already published in-depth videos showcasing the phone, confirming many of the leaks we’ve been seeing for a while.
The video showed a legitimate phone and there is an embeded youtube video of the review.
The Pixel 9a is shaking things up a bit. It’s ditching the prominent camera bar we’ve gotten used to on recent Pixels for a more streamlined, almost flush camera design on its plastic back. The aluminum frame and overall look are very similar to the regular Pixel 9, though the 9a sports a 6.3-inch 1080p display (a bit lower resolution) and what looks like *slightly* thicker bezels.
As expected, the 9a is all about bringing Google’s camera magic and AI features to a more accessible price point. These early reviews confirm it packs the Tensor G4 processor and a dual rear camera system: a 48MP main lens and a 13MP ultrawide.
Photos seem to be on par with the Pixel 9, but it’s reported that nighttime video recording might have some limitations. Color options are rumored to include a light purple (“Iris”), black (“Obsidian”), hot pink (“Peony”), and white (“Porcelain”).
Rumor has it the official launch might be March 19, which feels a *little* early since the Pixel 8a launched in May last year. But hey, who’s complaining about getting a sneak peek?