Google Pixel 11a Leaks: Mid-Range Phone Gets Upgrade

Renders of Google's upcoming Pixel 11a mid-range phone have leaked, revealing a design that is largely similar to its predecessor, the Pixel 10a.

The flush rear camera, which was introduced in the Pixel 10a, remains intact, and while there may be minor changes to the camera's shape, the overall aesthetic of the phone remains the same. The renders also show four available colors: black, silver, green, and purple.

The Pixel 11a is expected to retain its 6.3-inch display, but with a potentially upgraded core hardware, switching from the Tensor G4 to the Tensor G6 processor, which will be used in the flagship Pixel 11 devices. This could make it a more competitive mid-range option.

One concern is the rising cost of RAM and storage, which might push up the price when the phone launches in spring 2027, possibly around February or March. The current price range for the Pixel 10a is £499, which some might see as a positive statement if maintained.