Introduction
After a wave of delays and technical hitches, Google has officially announced the release schedule for its latest smartphone, the Pixel 9a. Fans of the brand can now mark their calendars as this highly anticipated device is set to hit the market in several countries this April.
The Pixel 9a will first launch on April 10 in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, making it accessible to customers in these regions.
Shortly after, availability will expand to several European countries on April 14. The nations included in this batch are Germany, Spain, Italy, Ireland, France, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Switzerland, Poland, Czechia, Romania, Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, and Finland.
Finally, fans in Australia, India, Singapore, Taiwan, and Malaysia will see the Pixel 9a on April 16. While Japan is expected to receive the device eventually, no specific date has been confirmed as of now.
The Pixel 9a, which starts at a price of $499, was originally slated for a general April launch when it was announced earlier this month. However, production delays were caused by a component quality issue that impacted a limited number of units, prompting the company to adjust its release plans and review timelines as a precaution.
As the launch date approaches, we are diligently preparing a review and we hope to feature a fully functional unit shortly thereafter.
