Following several leaks, the Google Pixel 8a has again surfaced across the internet ahead of its official launch. The company could likely present its latest and upcoming Google Pixel 8a during its event, but there’s still a month left for the Google I/O 2024 event. As of now, there have already been a lot of images and official-looking shots. Now, the official-looking images of the Google Pixel 8a have surfaced across the internet, suggesting the phone comes in four different colors.
Leaked images presented four colors of Google Pixel 8a
Recently, some fresh images of the Google Pixel 8a have leaked significantly, pointing to the plan that Google is reportedly planning to bring the phone in four colors, including Mint, Porcelain, Bay, and Obsidian. The official-looking images significantly show off the entire design of Google’s upcoming Pixel 8a.
By analyzing the leaked design of the Pixel 8a, it seems like the phone will arrive with a similar design to the Pixel 8 that was launched last year. The prominent highlight of its design was its semi-thick bezels, rounded edges that give the Pixel 8a a more or less similar look to last year’s Pixel 8, and a matte-finished back panel.
Pixel 8a could be presented at Google I/O 2024
On the flip side, as there is no official information regarding its features and other specifications, it’s expected that the highly-rumoured Google Pixel 8a might arrive featuring a 6.1-inch FHD+ display panel with 90Hz refresh rate support. This Google Tensor G3 chipset significantly debuted with Pixel 8, a reliable yet long-lasting 4,500mAh battery power. With regards to the camera hardware, the Pixel 8a could feature a dual camera setup with a 64MP primary camera along with a 13MP ultrawide sensor.
Moreover, it’s been noticed that Google has significantly increased the price of its Pixel A-series every year by $50, so it could be expected that the newest Pixel 8a would arrive under the $500 price tag. Also, following a similar tradition, this time, Google would introduce the next smartphone within its Pixel A-series at the I/O event.
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