Google’s Pixel 9a is coming soon, and here’s everything we know about its camera so far.
The Google Pixel 9a has just been announced as the latest addition to the Pixel 9 lineup, a very affordable $499 device that scores some pretty neat upgrades in comparison with its predecessor. The reason for that are usually the compact size, the fairly high-end specs, and the software that’s pretty much on par with the regular Pixel flagships.
What about the camera, the great differentiator between the affordable and high-end phones?
Surely, we probably have to brace for slightly inferior overall camera performance on the upcoming Pixel 9a when compared with the Pixel 9, but judging from the hardware specs, the difference might not be that big. That’s because the Pixel 9a sounds very similar to another flagship Pixel’s camera setup: the Pixel 9 Pro Fold.
Of course, our in-house camera test will reveal the whole truth once released.
The Pixel 9a arrives with dual rear cameras, a 13MP ultrawide and a 48MP wide-angle camera. At the front, we see the same old 13MP Sony IMX712 front-facing camera that’s found on both the Pixel 7a and Pixel 8a.
