- Pixel 9a has just been announced by Google
- Its launch date was postponed from March to April
- Google blamed a wave “component quality problem”
If you were looking forward to the Google Pixel 9a phone, we have bad news: Google had to briefly delay its launch in order to study a “quality problem” affecting the device.
We contacted Google to see what had happened and a representative of the company told us: “We verify a quality problem of the components which affects a small number of Pixel 9a devices.” Society is apparently no more detail than that, so it is not clear what exactly the problem has caused conservation.
After announcing the device today, Google originally wanted to launch the Pixel 9a in March, but this date now slipped in April. Interestingly, Google does not allow pre -orders on its website despite the fact that the device will be available in the coming weeks.
With our first practices with the Pixel 9a, we could only display the home screen and the design of the device, which is new. This, in addition to the fact that the device was listed for sale in a few places before being officially announced earlier in the day, in fact a little embarrassing scenario for Google.
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The Pixel 9a is Google’s latest mid -range phone, and it’s just to say that it’s probably one of the most disclosed phones in recent years. The leaks and revelations were so widespread, in fact, that we knew more or less everything there was to know long before Google lips the cover.
It is very unusual that Google delays a product like this at the last minute, and you would think that a serious problem like this would have been discovered earlier in the tests. In addition, it is rare that Google Hardware is affected in this way, but obviously, certain things can pass through the net.
However, it is preferable that Google delays the launch of the Pixel 9a to free it and discover the gravity of its problem only when it reaches the public. In the end, a few weeks late will not mean much in the big scheme of things.
