The Pixel 9a is going to be announced imminently, as Google looks to strengthen its mid-range offering for 2025. As is often the case, we're seeing an increasing volume of leaks around the new device before its launch later in March.

The next superstar in the Pixel phone lineup is the Pixel 9a. It'll be Google's latest mid-range phone, and it will be the first modern-day A-series phone

The FCC database reveals three Google devices, labeled simply as “Phone,” with model numbers GXQ96, GTF7P, and G3Y12. These listings, which went live on February 7, typically mark one of the final steps before a device hits the market.

FCC filing is correct, the Pixel 9a will sport a relatively major feature trickled down from the Pixel 9 flagships: satellite support.

The Google Pixel 9a is expected to launch on March 19 with a new flat design, Tensor G4 chipset, and a 6.28-inch 120Hz AMOLED display.

Google has made yet another set of beautiful wallpapers for the upcoming Pixel 9a, and you can download them here!

What can consumers expect as Google prepares to launch the Pixel 9a, and which features are going to help sell the latest AI-powered smartphone?

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.

The Google Pixel 9a looks set to take on the iPhone 16e in the mid-range smartphone connectivity stakes. We’re expecting to hear more about Google’s next budget smartphone any day now, but in the meantime the leaks keep on springing forth.

Thanks to lots of information being drip-fed over the past few months, we have a fairly good summation of what to expect from the Google Pixel 9a, but here’s why you should wait for it to arrive before picking up a new phone.