Summary: Google has announced that the Pixel 9a will be officially available in 32 countreis around the world. You can find a full list below and do note that it will also appear in other countries non-officially. In other words, retailers will get ahold of the device and offer it for sale, as is usually the case.
The Google Pixel 9a was announced quite recently by Google. Pre-orders did not exactly kick off right away, however. Google had a last-minute problem, which delayed the whole process. The phones were supposed to become available in stores next week, but that won’t happen. They’re coming in April.
The Google Pixel 9a will be officially available in 32 countries around the world
With that being said, Google did publish a list of countries in which the phone will be officially available in. That list consists out of 32 countries, and we’ll list them all here for you to check out. We’ll do it based on regions, just as Google did.
The Pixel 9a will be available in the US and Canada, two North America countries. As far as APAC region is concerned, it will be available in Australia, Japan, India, Singapore, Taiwan, and Malaysia.
That leaves us with Europe. The Pixel 9a will be available in the UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, Ireland, France, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Switzerland, Poland, Czechia, Romania, Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia and Finland.
It comes in 128GB & 256GB storage options
As a reminder, the Google Pixel 9a comes in 128GB and 256GB storage options. The entry-level model is priced at $499 in the US, and €549 in most countries in Europe. The 256GB storage version costs $599 in the US, while it will set you back €609 in Europe. Prices can differ from one European country to the next, of course.
The Pixel 9a is the company’s new budget smartphone. It will compete directly with the likes of the Galaxy A56 and iPhone 16e in the US. It does bring a number of improvements compared to the Pixel 8a, though it remains to be seen if its camera is up to par.
