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Google Pixel 11a: New & Refurbished Prices in Canada

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Google's expected next "a-series" Pixel, rumored to bring the flagship Tensor G6 chipset to a more affordable mid-range phone.

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Google Pixel 11a: Full Specifications

The Pixel 11a has not yet been officially announced by Google. Based on unverified leaks attributed to tipster Mystic Leaks, the phone (internally codenamed "Formosan") is rumored to use the same Tensor G6 chipset found in the flagship Pixel 11, paired with a MediaTek M90 modem and a Titan M3 security chip. A 6.3-inch display with a 1080 x 2424 resolution and a 60-120Hz refresh rate is rumored, reaching up to 3,350 nits peak brightness. Leaks point to 8GB of RAM and a battery rated at a 4,870 mAh minimum capacity. A redesigned front camera sensor and an improved Face Unlock system are also mentioned. None of these details have been confirmed by Google, and the phone is expected to launch around spring 2027 at the earliest.

Pros

  • Expected to continue Google's a-series tradition of bringing core Pixel features to a lower price point
  • Google's Pixel devices are known for long software support, often multiple years of OS and security updates
  • Early leaks point to a possible chipset upgrade this generation, though unconfirmed by Google

Cons

  • Not yet officially announced by Google, no confirmed launch date or region availability
  • All current specifications come from a single leaker and haven't been independently confirmed
  • Expected launch is still months away, rumored for spring 2027
Release date
April 7, 2027
Model
Google Pixel 11a
Storage capacity
256 GB
SIM card
SIM + eSIM
Network
5G
Operating system
Android
Screen size (inches)
6.3
Form factor
Bar

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