The Google Pixel 9a has been for sales, but it hasn’t yet been released.

The Google Pixel 9a must be one of the most intensely leaked phones in new remembrance, as we lately saw extensive hands-on videos and details that led to the telephone having recently surfaced for sale in two different places. Additionally, specs and images were also included in listings from a German store and a UAE classifieds website. The telephone was listed on a recently deleted section on the website of European retailer Technomarkt, as reported by GSMArena. Images were included in the list along with a starting price of 549 dollars ( roughly$ 600 /$ 460 / AU$ 944 ) and a fairly detailed specifications list. The Google Pixel 9a will come in Gray, Rose, Black, and Violet colors, have Gorilla Glass 3, and have 128GB or 256GB of store, according to the list. Technomarkt is the source of the photograph. Details we’ve heard before, including a 6. 3-inch FHD+ OLED display, a 120Hz restore level, a top radiance of 2,700 nits, 8GB of RAM, a 5, 100mAh power, a 48MP major camera, and a 13MP ultra-wide camera. The other listing, which is less revealing, resembles a classifieds post in the United Arab Emirates. The listing does include images of the box, but it isn’t an official store; instead, it’s a person selling a Pixel 9a for AED 2, 350 ( roughly$ 640/£490/AU$ 1, 000 ). The existence of both of these listings suggests that the Google Pixel 9a will be available soon. In fact, the German listing stated that the phone would be delivered in between 10 and 14 days. We’re not yet certain when the Pixel 9a will be unveiled, but leaks suggest we might be able to see it as soon as tomorrow ( March 19 ), so we should be all set to find out. However, with the Pixel 9a being so extensively leaked, we shouldn’t expect to learn too much from what has already been revealed. You might also like Multiple hands-on Google Pixel 9a videos have been released days before the anticipated launchBest Pixel phones: these are the Google products to purchase right nowGoogle Pixel 9 Pro review: the future is not Go to Source.