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Google Pixel 11a Renders Leak, Showcasing Minor Design Changes
Confirmed
In Short: Exclusive renders of the Google Pixel 11a have been leaked, showing a design that closely mirrors the Pixel 10a but with significant internal upgrades.

The renders, courtesy of OnLeaks and published by Android Headlines, reveal a flush camera design on the back, similar to previous models.
The Pixel 11a is expected to be announced in Spring, following the release pattern of its predecessors.
According to the leaks, the Pixel 11a will feature a 6.3-inch 1080p display, with a brightness boost to 2,250 nits, up from 2,000 nits on the Pixel 10a.
The internal hardware is a major upgrade, with the Pixel 11a set to use the Tensor G6 chipset, the same as the flagship Pixel 11 series.
The design remains largely unchanged, with dimensions measuring 153.46 x 72.35 x 9mm, slightly smaller than the Pixel 10a.
The Pixel 11a will be available in black, green, and a new silver finish, with the green potentially named 'Olive' or 'Pistachio'.
The purple color could be called 'Frost,' a departure from the 'Fog' used in the Pixel 10a.
The Pixel 11a is expected to be priced around $599, a potential increase from the $499 price point of the Pixel 10a.
The Pixel 11a is set to be announced in the first quarter of next year, continuing Google's predictable launch cycle.
The leak suggests that the Pixel 11a will maintain the same flat design without a camera bump, much like the Pixel 10a.
Despite the design similarities, the Pixel 11a's internal upgrades make it a more compelling upgrade over the Pixel 10a.
The Pixel 11a's design and features are expected to cater to users seeking a balance between affordability and performance.
What this adds
The renders add no new information beyond the design and internal upgrades.
The sources have not established a specific release date or pricing for the Pixel 11a.
Background
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Google Pixel is a brand of portable consumer electronic devices developed by Google that runs the Pixel version of the Android operating system or the ChromeOS operating system.
What's confirmed
- The renders, courtesy of OnLeaks and published by Android Headlines, reveal a flush camera design on the back, similar to previous models.
- The Pixel 11a is expected to be announced in Spring, following the release pattern of its predecessors.
- According to the leaks, the Pixel 11a will feature a 6.3-inch 1080p display, with a brightness boost to 2,250 nits, up from 2,000 nits on the Pixel 10a.
- The internal hardware is a major upgrade, with the Pixel 11a set to use the Tensor G6 chipset, the same as the flagship Pixel 11 series.
- The design remains largely unchanged, with dimensions measuring 153.46 x 72.35 x 9mm, slightly smaller than the Pixel 10a.
- The Pixel 11a will be available in black, green, and a new silver finish, with the green potentially named 'Olive' or 'Pistachio'.
- The purple color could be called 'Frost,' a departure from the 'Fog' used in the Pixel 10a.
- The Pixel 11a is expected to be priced around $599, a potential increase from the $499 price point of the Pixel 10a.
- The Pixel 11a is set to be announced in the first quarter of next year, continuing Google's predictable launch cycle.
- The leak suggests that the Pixel 11a will maintain the same flat design without a camera bump, much like the Pixel 10a.
- Despite the design similarities, the Pixel 11a's internal upgrades make it a more compelling upgrade over the Pixel 10a.
- The Pixel 11a's design and features are expected to cater to users seeking a balance between affordability and performance.
What's still developing
- Get the latest Android News in your inbox every day arrow_right Sign up to receive the latest Android News every weekday: Android Headlines / Android News / Exclusive: Google Pixel 11a Official CAD Renders Leak Our exclusive renders show the Google Pixel 11a for the first time, which we first reported under the codename “ Formosan “.
- This doesn’t really affect how you use your phone, but it does make the Pixel 11a look dated, even before it is announced.
- As well as the Pixel 7a, which we called the best Android phone under $500 in 2023.
- While the silver could be called “Fog,” which carries over from the Pixel 10a’s colors, purple could be called “Frost,” and green could be “Olive” or possibly “Pistachio,” possibly lining up with the rest of the Pixel 11 colors.
- However, for the Pixel 11a, Google is making the leap to the Tensor G6, the same chip as in the Pixel 11 series.
- The design of the Google Pixel 11a looks very similar to the Pixel 9a and Pixel 10a from the last two years.
- We just got our first look at the upcoming Google Pixel 11a, and it looks pretty much the same as the previous-generation device.
- The Pixel 11a reportedly measures 153.46 x 72.35 x 9mm, compared to 153.9 x 73 x 9mm for the Pixel 10a.
- That's particularly interesting because Google skipped a similar upgrade with the Pixel 10a.
- It looks like Google could correct that with the Pixel 11a by bringing Tensor G6 to its cheaper phone as well.
- The Pixel 11A is likely still months away from an official unveiling; for reference, the Pixel 10A was announced in February.
- While the Pixel 7A through 10A also started at $499, it would not be surprising to see the Pixel 11A get its starting price bumped up to $599, much like the rest of the Pixel 11 lineup.
Sources
- Android Headlineslink
- Androidpolicelink
- CNETlink
- Concept Phoneslink
- GSMArena.comlink
- ThinBornelink
- ZDNETlink
- Androidauthoritylink
- WarpBeat — background on Testing tiny telescope robots reveals design changes that could improve galaxy maps link
- WarpBeat — background on Google's Pixel Buds Get Voice Control via Gemini link
- Wikipedia — background on Google Pixel link
- TechRight — video link
