The power-packed Google Pixel 9a is set to be revealed next week, and numerous leaks and reports have given a glimpse of what we could expect from the smartphone. This is a budget smartphone and yet it touts flagship-like satellite capability, a powerhouse 5,100mAh battery (the biggest on a Pixel) and even an improved camera set. Yes, the Pixel 9a is expected to pack features that will take everything from photography to gameplay to the next level.
Now, in the latest Google Pixel 9a leak, it looks like someone has obtained and shared a brief video showcasing the smartphone as well as some camera samples prior to the expected launch on March 19.
Watch the Google Pixel 9a leaked video in the YouTube embed below:
During a Lucha Libre game, the leaker starts off by showing off the rumored Google Pixel 9a, showcasing its rear side with a small camera bump. Later shots offer glimpses of the front, with the leaker recording the game with the device.
A 6.3-inch display with a refresh rate of 120Hz is reportedly featured on the front of the Pixel 9a. The leaked video also shows a few camera samples, taken using the video mode, so they look different from the normal shots captured by the device. Although the leaked video mentions these videos were captured with a camera, it is unclear if every shot was recorded using the device.
According to reports, the Google Pixel 9a has a 48MP primary camera and a 13MP ultrawide lens. The new design of the Pixel 9a is also supported by this leak. It mainly follows the design language of the Pixel 9 series, but is smaller with some quite thick bezels.
While the samples are compressed, they appear quite good. Additionally, the leaked video shows the selfie camera too and the recording made with it. The colours in the samples appear similar to those found in the Pixel series, and the quality is right up there.
Of course, we'll have to get a hand on the Pixel 9a to truly see its camera capabilities and picture quality, but with March 19 (reported launch date) just around the corner, we hopefully won't have to wait long. Judging from the video though, the Pixel 9a looks to be a fab device especially if the price tag says $500!
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