Here's how much you need to pay for Google Pixel 9a prices in Europe

Google Pixel 9a will soon hit the market, and with that, we have leaked information about how much is the price for the European market.

Folks over at the French publication Dealabs have the juicy info. The phone will be available in four colors: Obsidian, Porcelain, Iris, and Peony for the 128GB version, priced at €549 (or £499). They usually get it right, so best to treat this with caution.

The 256GB version, available in Obsidian and Iris, will cost €649 (or £599). This pricing is similar to the US, with a price increase only for the 256GB model.

The Google Pixel 9a, as Android Headlines exclusively reported, is expected to launch on March 26, 2025, with preorders starting on March 19, 2025. The Pixel 9a will feature a 5100mAh battery, the Tensor G4 processor, and a 48MP main camera.

In the US, the 128GB model will reportedly cost $499, while the 256GB version will be priced at $599. There will be an additional $50 for Verizon’s mmWave model. In Canada, on the other hand, the prices are $679 and $809, respectively.

Android Headline‘s sources also say that the Google Pixel 9a will come with several freebies, including a six-month subscription to Fitbit Premium, a three-month subscription to YouTube Premium, and a three-month subscription to Google One’s 100GB tier.

These offers are expected to be available to all buyers, not just those who pre-order. However, the report notes that buyers of the more premium Pixel 9 models, such as the Pixel 9 Pro, will receive a 12-month subscription to Google One AI Premium, which includes access to Google’s Gemini Advanced AI model.