Overview
- Leaked CAD renders published Tuesday by Android Headlines and shared by OnLeaks gave the clearest unofficial look so far at the unannounced Pixel 11a.
- The renders depict a phone almost identical to the Pixel 9a and 10a with a flat front and back, chunky bezels, and a pill-shaped dual-camera module in the top-left corner.
- Multiple outlets report the device will move to Google’s Tensor G6 chip and use a MediaTek M90 modem, while keeping about 8GB of RAM.
- Leaked specs list a 6.3-inch 1080×2424 display with a 60–120Hz refresh range and very high peak brightness and show battery estimates that vary between about 4,870 mAh and roughly 5,000 mAh.
- The CADs and matching leaks point to an early-2027 A-series launch and reflect Google’s recent pattern of reusing A-series designs to cut costs while delivering selective internal upgrades.