The Pixel 9a finally hits stores this April after a delayed release, reportedly due to component quality issues and early overheating concerns. With solid specs at $499, it could still be a mid-range winner—if it can shake off its rocky start.
Google has officially set the Pixel 9a for a store release in April. The company’s new mid-range phone will be available in the United States, Canada and UK from April 10 onwards, before expanding to Europe on April 14. The 9a will reach India, Singapore, and Australia on April 16 while a launch for Japan is still marked as “coming soon.”
The new Pixel 9a starts at $499 with improvements across the board. It has a new Google Tensor G4 processor, a refreshed design, 6.3-inch 120Hz OLED display and a dual camera with a 48 MP primary image sensor.
