Pixel 11a renders suggest familiar design and Tensor G6

Leaked computer-generated renders of Google’s unannounced Pixel 11a show a phone with a design similar to the Pixel 9a and Pixel 10a, while reports say it may receive the Tensor G6 processor. Google has not confirmed the device, its specifications, colors, price or release date. The CAD-based images attributed to OnLeaks and Android Headlines depict a flat-backed phone with a camera area that sits flush with the rear surface rather than protruding. The overall look is close to the two preceding A-series models, though the camera opening appears as a short oval. Reported dimensions are about 153.46 by 72.35 by 9 millimeters, slightly smaller than the Pixel 10a, but those measurements have not been verified by Google. The most notable rumored change is inside the phone. Reports say the Pixel 11a could use Google’s Tensor G6, the processor featured in the Pixel 11 series, rather than repeat the Tensor G4 used in both the Pixel 9a and Pixel 10a. That would represent a change from the recent A-series pattern, but the chip has not been confirmed for the 11a. The renders and related reports suggest four possible finishes: black, silver, green and purple.