Crack Open the Latest Pixel 9a Leaks for a Glimpse of the Future’s Bezel-Less Design
Pixel 9a Leak: Official-Looking Render Tips Hand at a Compact Design
The Pixel 9a saga continues to unfold, with the latest leak revealing an official-looking render of the upcoming mid-range Android smartphone. While the image is low-res, it provides a glimpse into the screen size and bezels of the device.
Evan Blass, a renowned leaker, shared the render, which shows the front profile of the Pixel 9a. The corners appear similar to those of the Pixel 9 and 9 Pro, while the front-facing camera seems larger. The render also features the familiar antenna lines on the rails.
A Familiar Design in the Making?
The Pixel 9a’s design hints at a more compact form factor, with the top bezel slightly longer than the left and right ones. This similarity to the 2024 lineup is striking, suggesting that Google might be adopting a consistent design language for its mid-range offerings.
But What about the Wallpapers?
The wallpaper in the render appears to be part of the "Swirling petals" collection, which is a new addition to the Pixel series. It’s likely that the Pixel Launcher will remain unchanged, with any significant updates reserved for the big Android release or flagship launch.
How Does it Compare to the Pixel 8a?
To put the Pixel 9a’s design into perspective, let’s look at a comparison with the Pixel 8a. Check out the side-by-side comparison below:
While we’ll have to wait for official confirmation, the render suggests a more compact design for the Pixel 9a. Keep an eye out for more updates as we get closer to the device’s release.
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