In October 2023, Google introduced the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones. Although only around three months have passed since their launch, the rumor mill is already abuzz with details about the successors to the Pixel 8 duo. A new report by MySmartPrice, with prominent leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer (aka OnLeaks) as the source, has revealed the key details of the Pixel 9 Pro. Here is a look at all the details that have emerged through the leak.

Google Pixel 9 Pro design revealed

The publication has shared four CAD renders as well as a 360-degree video of the Google Pixel 9 Pro. The report reveals that the Pro model will be equipped with a 6.5-inch flat display, which means it will be smaller than the Pixel 8 Pro, which features a 6.7-inch AMOLED panel.

The screen has rounded corners and a centrally positioned punch-hole. As far as bezels are concerned, they appear quite thin, indicating that the device will offer an impressive screen-to-body ratio.

As per the report, the edges of the Pixel 9 Pro are flat, with the right side featuring a power key and a volume rocker. The left side of the device only has the antenna markings. The top edge of the Pixel 8 Pro has a microphone and an mmWave antenna cover, whereas the bottom features a SIM slot, a USB-C port, and a speaker grille.

The back panel of the Pixel 9 Pro will have a slightly redesigned horizontal camera module, which will comprise a main camera probably with support for a variable aperture, an ultra-wide lens, and a periscope telephoto camera. The thickness of the device at the camera will be 12mm, and its overall dimensions are said to be 162.7 x 76.6 x 8.5mm.

The report has no information about the other specs of the Pixel 9 Pro. However, a recent report claimed that the Pixel 9 lineup will have an exclusive Pixie AI assistant.

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When the rumor mill claimed that the Google Pixel 5a had been canceled because of the global chip shortage, Google debunked the rumor by saying that it will be debuting around the same time frame as the Pixel 4a. Now, a fresh report by Bloomberg claims that the Pixel 5A will be releasing in August.

The report also claims that the Pixel 5A will be launching and releasing in August. The predecessor Pixel 4a was announced on Aug. 3 and it went on sale on Aug. 20 in multiple markets. Previous reports have claimed that Google will be releasing the Pixel 5a in limited markets such as the U.S. and Japan.

Reports have claimed that the Pixel 5a may not be a major upgrade over the Pixel 4a 5G. It is speculated that the new handset will be fueled by the Snapdragon 765G chipset, which was previously seen on the Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5 smartphones. The company is unlikely to release a 4G edition of the Pixel 5a.

The CAD renders of the Pixel 5a that appeared earlier this year revealed that it will be sporting a 6.2-inch OLED screen with a punch-hole design. The device is expected to feature a squarish module for its LED flash-assisted dual-camera setup. It is also expected to feature a traditional fingerprint scanner.

In related news, Google is expected to launch the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro smartphones in October this year. These phones are rumored to be driven by Google’s custom-made chip that may offer performance similar to Snapdragon 870. The Pixel Watch is also expected to go official alongside the Pixel 6 series.

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