Leaked specifications of the Google Pixel 9a with Tensor G4 and 5,100 mAh battery

It has not yet been announced, but all the technical specifications of the new ones have already been fully leaked. Google Pixel 9a.

Destined to be the most modest proposal within the new line of smartphones from the search engine company, the Google Pixel 9a will maintain the same SoC as its older brothers, the Google Tensor G4 along with the Titan M2 co-processor for security. It will also be accompanied by 8 GB of RAM and up to 256 GB of UFS 3.1 storage.

Although today UFS 4.0 memory is already available in a large number of terminals, it is not surprising that Google maintains the previous version in the Pixel 9a, especially if we take into account that in the most powerful and expensive version of its smartphones it is also used. It has been left with this slower internal memory.

Its screen will be 6.29 inches with a pAMOLED panel with resolution of 2,424 x 1080 pixels running at a maximum of 120Hz and at a minimum of 60 Hz. Its normal maximum brightness level will be 1,000 nits, but it can reach peaks ofe 2,700 nits. It will be protected by a layer of Gorilla Glass 3.

The Pixel 9a is expected to offer a larger battery than its predecessor, reaching 5,100 mAh with 23W “fast” charging.

The cameras will be inferior to the Pixel 9, and will be governed by a 48 MP main sensor with F/1.7 aperture, along with a 13 MP F/2.2 wide-angle camera and another front camera of the same resolution.

The Pixel 9a, like every Google terminal, will arrive with the latest stable version of Android, which in this case will be Android 15 with 7 years of updates.

All this, according to the leaks to which they have had access in androidheadlineswith measurements of 154.7 x 73.7 x 8.9 mm and a weight of 186 grams. All this for a price of $499, which will increase to $550 in the case of the version with support for mmWave 5G networks.

It will be officially launched in Spain, but its final price in euros has not yet been revealed.

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