The Pixel 4a has not yet been officially announced, but at this point we know almost everything about it. That includes the price.

Respected leaker Evan Blass posted three images today that look like renderings of Pixel 4a billboards. These images not only confirm the phone's design, but also tell us that, like the Pixel 3a, the phone will start at $399.

For $399, you can get the Pixel 3a with 64GB storage, which is fine considering the price. The front of the phone in the billboard photo shows a punch-hole selfie camera in the upper left corner. This is a first for the Pixel series, which has stuck with unsightly bezels longer than many of its rivals.

On the back, meanwhile, the Pixel 4's camera bump has been modified to take up less space, with only a single camera sensor and flash module; the Pixel 4 needed extra space for a second camera with a 2x optical zoom telephoto lens The fingerprint sensor is also slightly visible. The fingerprint sensor is also a bit more visible, so don't expect face-unlocking.

We see two side shots of the phone, showing that the power button has kept its contrasting color appearance. The black version is given a mint green button while the white version retains the coral button already used on the equivalent Pixel 3a. However, there is no indication of a third or fourth color option; Google tends to do more your face color options for those who don't fancy black or white, with the Pixel 4 getting a bright orange version and the Pixel 3a a lilac option.

A recent Pixel 4a video revealed all the alleged specs of the phone, including a Snapdragon 730 processor, 6GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage. We can also expect a 5.8-inch display and a 3,080mAh battery.

Google revealed the Pixel 3a last year at the Google I/O developer conference in May. However, this year's conference was canceled due to the spread of the coronavirus, so it is not at all clear when Google will unveil the Pixel 4a.