Budget flagship? Google Pixel 9a leaks reveal a cheaper construction design

While Google has not yet announced the start date, the expectations are pointed out that the Pixel 9a continues the trend to deliver the performance at a flagship level at a more accessible price. It is predicted that the new model supports the extended tensor G4 chipset with up to 8 GB RAM and contain a 120 -Hz -Oled display and the exclusive software improvements that have become synonymous for the pixel list.

In order to keep the costs low, Google seems to have made several adjustments to the processing quality, especially in areas such as chassis and frame. A leaked video that was originally published on a thread post by Shane Craig suggests that these changes influence several parts of the device.

Comparison of pixel 9a with the pixel 8a

The expected upgrades in Pixel 9a are particularly remarkable in terms of performance and display technology. The tensor G4 is expected to offer improved AI skills and improved performance efficiency compared to the tensor G3 in Pixel 8a. In addition, the jump to a 120 -Hz -OLED display should offer a noticeably more smooth viewing experience compared to the 90 -Hz panel of the previous model.

However, improvements to the processing and display can be compensated for by reducing the processing quality. While the Pixel 8a already integrated a mixture of plastic and metal, early leaks suggest that the Pixel 9a depends even more on plastic components. This could lead to a lighter device that lacks the premium feeling that many users expect.

Despite these potential compromises, both models are expected to contain a dual camera setup and the complete suite of pixel-exclusive AI software functions.