Pixel 9a Price Unveiled in Europe: How Apple’s Competition Is Heating Up – Softonic

The price of the upcoming Pixel 9a has been leaked for several European countries. The 128 GB version may cost €549 in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain, while the 256 GB model could be priced at €649.

In Ireland, prices might be higher, estimated at €559 for the 128 GB and €659 for the 256 GB model. In the United Kingdom, the expected costs are £499 and £599 for these respective models. Over in Canada, expect prices around $679 and $809.

Google’s Pricing Strategy

The leaked prices show that Google isn’t planning to raise the cost for the Pixel 9a significantly. The prices are similar to those of the Pixel 8a.

In the United States, rumors suggest the price could be around $499 for the base model and $559 for the upgraded version, which aligns with previous years’ pricing strategies.

As for specifications, the Pixel 9a will have a 6.3-inch OLED display with a smooth 120 Hz refresh rate and will run on Google’s Tensor G4 chip. A standout feature is its new dual-camera layout, which offers a sleek, modern look without a bulky rear camera.

Its camera capabilities are expected to be impressive, featuring a 48 MP main lens and a 13 MP ultrawide lens, likely matching the quality of the Pixel 9.

Many expect the Pixel 9a will launch on March 26, 2025, staying consistent with Google’s spring release pattern for mid-range devices. Fans are eager to see what this model will bring to the smartphone scene.