CAD-based renders of Google’s Pixel 11a have leaked, and the source behind the images says the phone will be powered by Google’s Tensor G6 chipset, according to a report published 29 September 2026 by Vlad. The renders largely confirm details from a set of purported specifications that surfaced in July.
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Design and dimensions
The renders show a device that closely resembles the Pixel 10a and, by extension, the Pixel 9a. The overall silhouette and front treatment are similar, with relatively thick bezels visible in the CAD images. The camera island on the rear appears slightly different in shape when compared with the Pixel 10a.
The Pixel 11a is alleged to measure 153.46 x 72.35 x 9 mm, making it marginally shorter and narrower than its predecessor while retaining the same reported thickness.
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Processor, memory, display and battery
The source that supplied the renders also confirms one of the key upgrades noted in the July leak: the Pixel 11a will reportedly be powered by the Tensor G6 chipset, the same SoC used across other Pixel 11 models, per the report. The phone is said to continue offering 8GB of RAM.
The display is listed at 6.3 inches with a 120Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 3,350 nits. The battery is rumored to be 5,000 mAh. These specifications are presented as claims from the renders and related leaks rather than confirmed company specifications.
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Colors and timing
The renders indicate four color options: black, silver, green, and purple. The report adds that Google may assign marketing names to those finishes, for example naming the black variant Obsidian.
- Reported color options: black, silver, green, purple
The Pixel 11a is reportedly going to be unveiled next spring; the device remains some months away from release and these details should be treated as provisional until Google issues official specifications.


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