It’s definitely early days, but next year’s Google Pixel 9a mid-ranger might already be an open book in terms of its overall design language, specific product dimensions, and color options.
Google is on the verge of breaking a negative record of sorts with the Pixel 9a, which has already been leaked a couple of different times despite not looking set for an official launch in the very near future.
While no one can say for sure that the device pictured out in the wild in prototype form more than a month ago and then depicted based on computer-aided designs earlier this week is legit and finalized, the folks over at AndroidHeadlines have a little too much information on the Pixel 9a for everything to ultimately prove a hoax.
Of course, all of this info comes from the «inside» and is in no way confirmed just yet, but recent history suggests Google may have once again lost control of an unannounced product.Bay and Aloe are out, Peony and Iris are in
If you dig the eye-catching pink-coated Pixel 9 but can’t afford Google’s latest «vanilla» high-ender, you’ll undoubtedly be excited to hear that the presumably lower-cost Pixel 9a is expected to mimic the Peony option of its pricier «cousin.»
Iris, meanwhile, sounds like an entirely new hue for the Pixel family, replacing the current Bay paint job as a «bluish-purple option» likely to appeal to a lot of buyers who want to stand out from the future crowd of 9a owners, but maybe not as much as Peony adopters.
