Several leaked renders and hands-on images have given us an idea of what the Pixel 9a looks like. New leaks hint at goodies to expect from the upcoming handset.

Rumors suggest the Google Pixel 9a launch is right around the corner, with leaks hinting at a March 26th ship date. Although we have nothing official from Google, we’ve seen plenty of leaks about the company’s next midrange smartphone.

Since Pixel 9a is a budget-friendly model, Google may not offer 2TB of Google One storage and limit it to 100GB. Additionally, the smartphone could also lack some advanced AI features due to which buyers may have to opt for Gemini Advanced subscription plans.

Here's what we know so far about the Pixel 9a smartphone including its price, camera, design, display and more.

With premium features at an affordable price, the Pixel 9a is shaping up to be a solid choice for Android users. Stay tuned for the official launch and grab the free subscription perks while they last.

The Google Pixel 9a is set to be released next month, as we revealed recently. The Pixel 9a is going to start pre-orders on March 19, and start shipping

The rumors indicate that the Pixel 9a will arrive with a 48MP main camera. That would be an obvious "downgrade" from the 64MP wide-angle cameras found on both the Pixel 8a and Pixel 7a, but a potential resolution decrease could mean some image quality gains.

Google is gearing up to launch the budget-friendly Pixel 9a, expected to debut on March 19—the earliest release in the Pixel A series. A recent leak suggests buyers may receive free subscriptions to premium services as part of special offers, similar to those bundled with the Pixel 9 series.

According to a new report, the Google Pixel 9a will debut in March, over a month earlier than the Pixel 8a did last year.