Leakception? Pixel 9A has just leaked in the video uploaded to YouTube, unless it’s not the focus of the video. This video focuses on the edge of the Samsung Galaxy S25; Pixel 9A happened to be trapped in a frame for a few seconds. Initially uploaded by YouTuber Alexis Garza (better known as @technologyonalexis), the video has been deleted – but like all things on the internet, it was never really lost.

Eagle -eyed fans take screenshots from short YouTube before being deleted. Lighting is not the best, and the resolution leaves something you want, but it is still a clear photo of the upcoming handset. The cuttings for flash look bigger than expected, and the camera itself looks small compared to that.

Which said, peeking quickly on this phone looks almost identical to the previous rendering, as well as the leaky case of many outlets. This also lined up with a large leak that we saw only a few days ago from Winfuture. Like all leaks, no one is confirmed until the phone is released, but will surprise seeing a different design at this time.

Google Pixel 9A is expected to run the Google Tensor G4 chip, equipped with 8GB RAM, and has two storage variants: 128GB or 256GB. This phone is also expected to have a 5,100mAh battery with support for wireless charging and cables. While Pixel 9A will have less strong hardware for the main Pixel 9 lineup, it will also come at a much more affordable price.

Please activate Javascript to see this content

Garza YouTube video does not reveal something new about the handset, but the condition of leakage is very funny when you think this is not the first time Pixel has leaked from an unexpected place. In 2018, Pixel 3 XL was abandoned behind Rideshare, and was seen again a week later on the subway. This is just one more example of a long history of a strange and random location so that this phone appears.