Google has unveiled the Pixel 9a, priced at $499, showcasing a new design with a slightly domed camera housing and vibrant color options such as Iris and Peony. It upgrades to a Tensor G4 processor, improving performance over the Pixel 8a. The phone's camera setup includes 48MP wide and 13MP ultrawide lenses, along with a 13MP selfie camera, while maintaining powerful AI features for enhanced photography. Notably, it promises a long-lasting battery with up to 30+ hours life and will be available for pre-order in April across various regions.
The Pixel 9a moves away from the camera bar design of previous models, instead opting for a flush camera housing, a change that presents a sleeker look.
Upgraded to Google's Tensor G4 processor, the 9a promises even smoother performance compared to the already impressive Pixel 8a.
Featuring a new dual rear camera setup, the Pixel 9a retains impressive AI camera features while introducing Macro Focus for detailed close-up photography.
With up to 30+ hours of battery life and new vibrant color options, the Pixel 9a aims to redefine midrange smartphones at a retail price of $499.
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