New real-world images of what seems to be the Pixel 9a have surfaced once again, showcasing a possible prototype.
Lately, rumors about the Google Pixel 9a have been circulating, giving us a sneak peek of what to expect from the upcoming mid-range phone. We’ve already seen a glimpse of the phone back in August, followed by renders later in the fall. Now, it looks like it’s making another appearance.
New real-world images of what seems to be the Pixel 9a have surfaced once again, showcasing a possible prototype. The back of the phone features distinctive patterns and a different logo, replacing the usual Google branding. These unique markings are typically used to identify individual prototypes, helping to prevent leaks and keep things under wraps (which apparently doesn’t happen).
A sticker on the back of the device indicates it’s “for internal testing and development only”, while another one features the acronym “EVT”, which typically refers to the “engineering validation test.
