We’ve exclusively revealed the Google Pixel 9a design last month. The design was revealed through the CAD-based renders, and now we know the Google Pixel 9a dimensions too.
The exact Google Pixel 9a dimensions have been tipped
A well-known tipster, @OnLeaks, went to X in order to reveal the Pixel 9a dimensions. According to him, the phone will measure 154.7 x 73.2 x 8.9mm (9.4mm including the camera bump).
The Google Pixel 8a measures 152.1 x 72.7 x 8.9mm. Considering the size difference, the Pixel 9a will likely have a slightly lager panel. We were unsure whether Google will use a 6.1 or a 6.2-inch panel, but the latter seems more probable.
Even a 6.3-inch display is a possibility, as the Pixel 9 has a 6.3-inch panel and is 72mm wide. The thing is, the Pixel 9a will have thicker bezels than the Pixel 9, so… we cannot be sure. An OLED panel will be included, though, with a 120Hz refresh rate.
It will include a flat display, and its rear cameras will be flush with the backplate
The Google Pixel 9a will have a flat display on the front, with a centered display camera hole. Its sides will be mostly flat, while two cameras will sit on the back once again. Google is going with a different design this time around, though.
Instead of a camera visor or a protruding pill-shaped cutout on the back, the cameras on the Pixel 9a will be flush with the backplate. The cutout will be pill-shaped, though, and will be located in the top-left corner.
Most of the specs are still a mystery when it comes to this phone. You can expect the Google Tensor G4 chip on the inside, though, and most likely 8GB of RAM. Android 15 will come pre-installed on the device.
The Google Pixel 9a is also coming sooner than you think. Instead of May as its launch month, the phone will launch in March. It will be available to pre-order mid-March, and available to purchase in stores before the end of March.