The upcoming Google I/O developers conference on May 14th is set to unveil the latest mid-range Pixel model, the Pixel 8a. Fans of smartphones have praised the mid-range Pixel handsets for offering top-notch camera capabilities at a more affordable price point. So, what can we expect from the Pixel 8a? Leaker Yogesh Brar has shared some details about the specs of the Pixel 8a, giving us a sneak peek into what’s to come.

Here’s what we know so far about the Pixel 8a:

– The Pixel 8a is rumored to feature a 120Hz refresh rate display, an upgrade from the 90Hz rate on the previous Pixel 7a.
– Expect a vibrant 6.1-inch OLED screen with an FHD+ (1080p) resolution, similar to last year’s model.
– The device will be powered by a Tensor G3 application processor (AP), ensuring seamless performance and AI features.

Key camera specs include:

– A rear camera setup with a 64MP main camera (with OIS) and a 13MP Ultra-wide camera.
– A front-facing selfie camera with a resolution of 13MP.

In terms of storage options, users can choose between 128GB and 256GB variants. The phone will house a robust 4500mAh battery, supporting fast charging up to 27W for quick power-ups.

The Pixel 8a is expected to debut with Android 14 pre-installed and may be priced in the range of $500-$550. This pricing strategy follows Google’s approach with previous models, offering premium features at a competitive price point. With an anticipated launch price lower than its predecessors, the Pixel 8a aims to deliver exceptional value for users looking for a reliable mid-range device that doesn’t compromise on quality. Stay tuned for more updates on the Pixel 8a as we get closer to its official release date!