One of the biggest rumored changes to the Pixel 9a is the removal of the camera bar, seen on all Pixel phones for the past three years. And it looks like this video confirms that it will indeed get a unique pill-shaped camera block.

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Images and specifications of the Google Pixel 9a have been leaked, indicating all the areas it might be a better buy than the iPhone SE 4.

A Pixel 9a design leak indicates Google might ditch the large camera bump, and I wonder if Gemini AI is responsible.

The leaks also show off four color options that seem to match previous leaks that revealed some Pixel 9a cases. Firstly, there are the standard black and white options, alongside a pink color and a light blue/purple. As far as we know, the official titles for the color options are peony, obsidian, iris (or purple) and porcelain.

Google Pixel 9a renders have surfaced online, revealing the phone's design in its expected colour options. For those who don't know, the Pixel 9a is expected to be shown on March 19 and go on sale on March 26.

The Google Pixel 9a is set to launch on March 19, with a release date of March 26. Exclusive renders show the device will come in four colors: black (Obsidian), white (Porcelain), pink (Peony), and purple (Iris).