We are just days away from the expected launch of the Google Pixel 9a on March 19, and leaks are continuing to pour in. Just last week, a video of a Lucha Libre game showed the purported Pixel 9a in black colour (Obsidian) in action. And as the launch day draws near, the leaks are showing things in greater detail. Now Google Pixel 9a video leak has been shown in its Porcelain avatar, drawing attention to its now absent camera bar, camera app, and display.
Famous leaker Evan Blass had earlier this month posted images of the Google Pixel 9a with three colour options: Obsidian, Porcelain, and Peony. Porcelain, which is a warmer tint of white, has now been featured in the new Pixel 9a video leak.
Google Pixel 9a Camera And App - (Watch YouTube Video Below)
The video starts with the leaker showing off the back of the smartphone. The prominent camera bar of the earlier Pixel 8a is gone, replaced by a smaller camera pack that is subtly integrated into the rear. A 48MP primary camera and 13MP ultrawide shooter are reportedly part of the camera set, while a 13MP punch-hole camera will be used for selfies and video chats in the front.
The video then shows the front of the Google Pixel 9a, showing the display, which is expected to be a 6.3-inch OLED with a 120Hz refresh rate and a resolution of 1080 x 2424.
The user then opens the camera app and starts taking pictures of the sunset, and honestly the display looks gorgeous. The camera app shows various options like Add Me, Night Sight, Panorama, and more.
Expected Pixel 9a Price And More
The Google Pixel 9a is expected to pack a 5,100 mAh battery with 23W charging speed (7.5W wireless). It will likely be powered by the Google Tensor G4 chipset, support Android 15 out-of-the-box and boast a flagship-level satellite capability feature.
While Google Pixel 9a price can't be claimed with certainty, they could be around Rs 43,000 in India for the 128GB model and around Rs 52,000 for the higher-end 256GB variant.
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