Leaked specifications for the Google Pixel 11a indicate a notable adjustment in the balance between processing power and battery capacity for the device. Buyers who prioritize processing power and display quality over raw battery endurance should pay attention to these leaked details. The inclusion of the Tensor G6 processor positions the Pixel 11a as a mid-range option offering high-end processing capabilities.
Leaked details show Tensor G6 chip, 8GB RAM, and 4870mAh battery
The smartphone, internally codenamed Formosan, runs on Google's new Tensor G6 processor, also known as Malibu. This chip works alongside the Titan M3 security module to handle daily tasks and encryption. The device utilizes a MediaTek M90 modem for cellular connectivity.
Pixel 11a Leaked Specifications
- Chipset: Google Tensor G6 (codename Malibu) with Titan M3 security chip
- Modem: MediaTek M90
- GPU: PowerVR C-Series unit (CXTP-48-1536)
- RAM: 8 GB
- Display Size: 6.3-inch
Under the hood, the Pixel 11a comes with 8 GB of RAM to support multitasking. The screen is a 6.3-inch panel with a resolution of 1,080 by 2,424 pixels. It supports a variable refresh rate between 60 and 120 Hz to save power when static. The display can reach a peak brightness of 3,350 nits and up to 2,250 nits for HDR content.
Google has improved Face Unlock across the Pixel 11 series, describing the feature as faster, more secure, and better in low light. The front camera uses a new sensor referred to only by the codename 'dokkaebi'. The device includes four color options: Obsidian, Olive, Frost, and Fog. SKU variants are listed for the rest of the world, Japan, and North America.
The minimum battery capacity is listed as 4,870 mAh, which is down from the Pixel 10a's 5,000 mAh minimum. The battery capacity is listed at a minimum of 4,870 mAh. We looked at the Pixel 10a earlier while tracking Google's annual refresh cycle.
These specifications come from a post by the Mystic Leaks Telegram group and remain unconfirmed until an official announcement. The leak provides a clear picture of the hardware direction for the mid-range Pixel line. Readers should treat these details as preliminary until Google validates them.
Source: NotebookCheck
