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The Google Pixel 11a could arrive in spring 2027 with a higher price than the current model. A new report claims the phone may start at $599, up from the Pixel 10a’s $499 launch price.
The report also gives us the first look at the Pixel 11a’s design. It follows the same overall style as the Pixel 9a and Pixel 10a, with a camera module that sits flush with the rear panel. The module is slightly shorter than before, changing from a longer ellipse to a more compact shape, while the flash remains outside it.
Google Pixel 11a looks the same as its predecessor
The phone is said to measure around 153.46 × 72.35 × 9 mm, which is slightly shorter than the Pixel 10a. It could come in Obsidian, Fog, Olive, and Orchid colors.
In July, a leak revealed the Pixel 11a will be powered by the Tensor G6 chip and MediaTek M90 modem. The latest report backs up those details. Unlike the Pixel 10a, which launched with the Tensor G4, the Pixel 11a is expected to use the same Tensor G6 as the Pixel 11 series.
The phone is also expected to have a 6.3-inch 1080p display with a 60Hz-120Hz adaptive refresh rate. Peak brightness could reach 3,350 nits, while high-brightness mode may reach 2,250 nits.
Rounding out the specs is a 5,100mAh battery, along with the same 48MP main and 13MP ultrawide cameras. The front camera could get an upgrade to a 10.5MP sensor. The Pixel 11a will also ship with Android 17 and receive seven years of OS, feature, and security updates.
Google has not confirmed the specifications, price, or launch timing, so these details could still change.
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