A new leak claims that Google plans to move the Pixel 9a launch date up from its usual release window by a couple of months.

Google launched the Pixel 8a budget-friendly phone a bit early during just before Google I/O, where the A-series normally debuted. This year's Pixel 9a has been rumored to be getting an even earlier March release.

The Google Pixel 9A is getting a partial price hike according to a new leak from Android Headlines. The phone will start at $499 for 128GB of storage, the same price as last year’s Pixel 8A, though there’ll be a premium to pay for the 256GB version: that will apparently cost $599, an increase of $40 on the 8A equivalent.

The Google Pixel 9a is right around the corner. As we exclusively revealed in October, Google is slated to release the Pixel 9a in mid-March, which isn't

According to a new report, the Google Pixel 9a will debut in March, over a month earlier than the Pixel 8a did last year.

And also the date when pre-orders start. The Google Pixel 9a has long been rumored to arrive earlier in the year than its predecessors, with the

The latest Pixel 9a pricing rumor suggests that while Google could leave the base price unchanged, extra storage could cost even more this year.

Google is likely gearing up for the Pixel 9a launch at this year’s IO event. And, the new leak indicates what to expect in terms of storage and pricing.

Android Headlines' report refers to insider sources who have claimed the 128GB version of the Pixel 9a will cost $499, the same as the prior model. However, customers looking for the 256GB model will reportedly pay $599. Unfortunately, that means a $40 price increase from the Pixel 8a's 256GB version.

While it's great to see the base model sticking to the same price, leaks suggest the Pixel 9a is in for a significant upgrade compared to its predecessor. Previous renders have re