Pixel 9a Render Leak Hints at Uniform Bezels and Updated Camera

A new leak of the Pixel 9a has emerged, showcasing a low-resolution render of the upcoming mid-range 2025 phone.

Shared by tipster Evan Blass, the image reveals the front profile of the device, giving a glimpse at its bezels and screen size.

The Pixel 9a appears to follow a similar design language as its predecessors, with rounded corners and an increased size for the front-facing camera.

While the bezel size is hard to fully distinguish from the render, the left, right, and bottom bezels seem uniform, while the top bezel is slightly taller. This could indicate a design influence from the 2024 Pixel lineup.

The image also features the familiar Pixel Launcher, but there aren’t any major changes in the wallpaper or background, suggesting that design tweaks will likely be revealed closer to the official launch.

Other Pixel 9a Leaks:

• Launch Date: The Pixel 9a is reportedly set for release on March 26, 2025.
• Pricing: The 256GB variant is expected to see a price hike, with the base Pixel 9a likely starting at $499.
• Specs: Rumors suggest a 5,100 mAh battery and an optical fingerprint sensor.

With more leaks likely to follow, the Pixel 9a is shaping up to be an exciting addition to Google’s mid-range lineup, balancing performance with affordability.