Google's Pixel 4a will indeed feature a single rear camera on a square bump, according to renderings printed on the phone's box.

The Google Pixel Community on Facebook (via Slashleaks) has released a retail package of the Pixel 4a. The image of the box shows the rear camera module, and as per leaks from months ago, it only has one camera and flash.

The box also shows that the Pixel 4a will be offered in black, which is not surprising if you know the colors Google will be launching its Pixel series phones in. There are usually black and white options, with the third being something a bit more flashy, such as the coral-colored Oh So Orange edition of the Pixel 4 or the purple-ish color of the Pixel 3a.

The box placed to the side near the top of the image also shows that Google is continuing the contrasting power button design that it began using on the Pixel 3a. Here the button is white, but other colors could be black, orange, yellow, or even green.

Other features expected to appear on the Pixel 4a include Google's first punch-hole display (with an 8MP camera), an OLED display, a mid-range Snapdragon 700 series CPU, and a fingerprint sensor on the back. The Motion Sense controls on the Pixel 4 are likely not included because they are a flagship feature and are too expensive to include in a phone that will likely sell for around $400.