It is no secret that Google is working on the Google Pixel 7a. The device is rumored to be packed with many improvements over the Pixel 6a, and could also carry a high refresh rate panel, the absence of which was a big gripe about the Pixel 6a.
Now, a new report, courtesy of Smartprix has appeared online revealing the renders of the Google Pixel 7a. Taking a look at the renders, we can see that it has the same camera visor with a dual camera cutout as the Pixel 7. Even the LED flash is in the same place as the Pixel 7’s. OnLeaks reveals that the dimensions of the device will be 152.4 x 72.9 x 9.0mm(10.1mm with the camera bump).
The device will have small bezels all around and a somewhat larger chin when it comes to the front screen. At the top-middle of the display, the device will have a punch-hole cutout for the front camera. On the right spine of the phone, you’ll find the power and volume rockers, and on the left spine, you’ll see the SIM tray.
The smartphone’s speaker grille and USB type-C port are both found on the bottom side. According to earlier rumors, the smartphone would have a 3.5mm jack. However, it does not appear on the renders, indicating that the rumors may not be entirely true. All things considered, it appears that the Pixel 7a will closely resemble the Pixel 7. Let’s take a look at what’s known about the device so far regarding its specifications.
Google Pixel 7a specs (rumored)
According to rumors, the Samsung-developed FHD+ display for the Google Pixel 7a would have a refresh rate of 90Hz. The device’s back camera system might use IMX787 and IMX712 sensors. The smartphone will most likely enable wireless charging at 5W. Under the hood, the device might feature a Google Tensor chip, and there might also be an in-display fingerprint scanner for security.
The device is expected to get Bluetooth LE support, which will provide superior connectivity while being easy on the battery life. The device is currently expected to come in White and Dark Grey colors, and the official launch can be expected to happen in early 2023.
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