Google Pixel 9a unexpectedly appears in Galaxy S25 Edge leak
The latest leaks about the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge have attracted attention, as the video demonstrating the camera capabilities of the new device featured the Google Pixel 9a. This budget smartphone is scheduled to be released in March and is expected to compete with future Samsung models and the iPhone 16e.
Here's What We Know
A new video shows the back of the Pixel 9a, and its design is consistent with recent leaks. The camera module is almost flush with the back, which confirms the latest reports about the device. The Pixel 9a also has rounded edges between the back and the side bezel. If this is not a prototype, then the smartphone will indeed ditch the traditional horizontal camera that was a feature of previous A-series models.
The now-deleted Galaxy S25 Edge camera video didn't reveal many details about the Pixel 9a, but recent leaks point to possible key features.
The Google Pixel 9a, pictured in the leaked Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. Illustration: 9to5Google
The Pixel 9a will reportedly feature the Tensor G4 processor, which is used in other models in the series. The rear camera will consist of a 48MP main sensor and a 13MP ultra-wide-angle camera. Inside, there will be a 5100 mAh battery with 23W fast charging support. On the front, the device will have a 6.3-inch display and a 13MP selfie camera.
A video on Alexis Garza's channel showed a comparison of the Galaxy S25 Edge with the Galaxy Fold 6. The S25 Edge turned out to be only slightly thicker than the unfolded Fold 6, which is 5.6 mm thick. This means that the Galaxy S25 Edge is probably less than 6mm thick.
Source: 9to5Google
