Leaks suggest Google's Pixel 11A looks nearly identical to its predecessor
Based on leaked renders, Google's upcoming mid-range Pixel 11A appears to feature minimal design changes. The device looks almost indistinguishable from the Pixel 10A and 9A.
Google's forthcoming mid-range Pixel update, the Pixel 11A, shows no significant design alterations according to recent leaks. Renders shared by Android Headlines, based on information from OnLeaks, offer a potential first look at the device. Apart from a slightly shorter, oval-shaped rear camera module, the Pixel 11A appears virtually indistinguishable from its predecessors, the Pixel 10A and Pixel 9A.
The chunky display bezels that characterized previous models seem to carry over, as they are present in the leaked images. This design choice makes the phone appear dated when compared to the broader Pixel 11 series. However, previous reports suggest Google might be prioritizing other aspects of the device to maintain its competitive mid-range pricing.
While official specifications and a release date have not been confirmed by Google, the company has historically used a similar design language for its A-series phones to keep costs down. This approach allows for investment in core performance and camera technology within a specific price bracket.
The Pixel 11A is expected to be unveiled later this year, continuing Google's strategy of offering affordable Pixel smartphones. Further details regarding its features and pricing are anticipated closer to its official launch.