Pixel 9A is rumored to launch on March 19 and a few days before the incident, the unboxing video of the mid-range device from Google has surfaced online. The latest leak reveals the upcoming Pixel 9A device’s key design elements and specifications. Popular YouTuber Sahil Curl shared the video, in which a good idea is what to expect from the next pixel phone.

One of the biggest changes highlighted in the video is the flat rear panel of the Pixel 9A phone, which lacks the major camera collision which is a signature feature of the previous Pixel model. This new design marks a departure from the specific design language of Google, giving the Pixel 9A a more streamlined and minimal appearance. The phone also has a flat frame, which reminds us of Apple’s iPhone. However, large bezels around the 6.3-inch performance can come as a disappointment for something, giving the phone an old look in 2025 compared to other mid-range devices.

Beyond the design, the video turns into a performance of Pixel 9A, which is powered by Google’s Tensor G4 chipset. Curl runs several benchmarks and games to test its abilities, providing decent performance of overheating issues without any noticeable overheating with the phone. The video also highlights the camera’s optical image stabilization (OIS), which performs brilliantly in both photo and video tests.

While the new design of Pixel 9A is notable, the phone will allegedly provide a large battery under the hood. For your reference, Pixel 8A has a 4500mAh battery, with the next version offering a 5,100mAh battery.

While the video does not reveal the pricing details, the previous leaks suggests that Google can maintain the same price for the Aadhaar 128GB model in the US, at $ 499 (about 43,100 rupees), while a slight increase in the 256GB version can be seen slightly, priced at $ 599 (about Rs 51,800). In India, Pixel 8A is launched at Rs 52,999 and Pixel 9A, if Google is glued to its general pricing strategy, the price of the same range is expected to be priced at the same range. You can stay for India Today Tech for all updates.