Google Pixel 9a Smartphone Reveal Hands-On
Priced from $499 USD, the Google Pixel 9a has finally been announced after countless leaks, including some YouTubers who managed to get their hands on retail units well before the official launch. The first thing you’ll notice is its vibrant 6.3-inch Actua display, brightest display on an A-series yet, while its 120 Hz adaptive refresh rate ensures a smoother experience during daily use.



We won’t repeat what has already been said, but Google states that its 5,100mAh battery is good for more than 30 hours of continuous use and over 100 hours with Extreme Battery Saver. This gives the Pixel 9a the best battery life of any Pixel available on the market today. Plus, it also comes with seven years of OS updates, security updates and Pixel Drops. The 13MP ultrawide camera and a 48MP main camera on the back is also equipped with AI-powered photography features like Add Me, which combines two group photos into one. Available now in Peon, Iris, Porcelain and Obsidian colorways.

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Google Pixel 9a Smartphone Reveal Hands-On

Pixel 9a is a great first phone for your kids. For starters, Pixel 9a’s onboarding process makes it easier for parents and guardians to set up a new phone for kids. Google Family Link allows you to manage your child’s account and devices with features like screen time controls, app usage insights, app download approvals, privacy settings and location sharing,” said Soniya Jobanputra, Google Director of Product Management.