Google Pixel 7a is expected to be unveiled at Google I/O 2023 in May. For the first time, images of the phone’s surface appear. Don’t expect a drastic change.
Google Pixels are usually well-equipped smartphones for their price range, with attractive price positioning. The thing is even more true for the “Pixel a”, like the very good Pixel 6a, which reduces the ticket of entry for a Google smartphone a bit more. The Google Pixel 7a will undoubtedly continue in this vein.
Image of the unofficial Pixel 7a in hand // Source: Zing News
Image of the unofficial Pixel 7a in hand // Source: Zing News
Image of the unofficial Pixel 7a in hand // Source: Zing News
Image of the unofficial Pixel 7a in hand // Source: Zing News
The Google Pixel 7a should, like its predecessors, be announced at Google I/O, scheduled for May 11, 2023. As the date approaches, the leaks become more and more pressing. A Vietnamese blog, titled Zing Newsgot images of a test version of the future device.
subtle changes
Judging by the photos posted on the blog, quite a few changes are expected on the surface. According to his information, the phone would offer the same slab size as its predecessor with a 6.1-inch screen. In the rest of the helmet we would find rather high-end materials with a metallic structure and glass both in the rear and in the front.
Image of the unofficial Pixel 7a in hand // Source: Zing News
Image of the unofficial Pixel 7a in hand // Source: Zing News
Image of the unofficial Pixel 7a in hand // Source: Zing News
Image of the unofficial Pixel 7a in hand // Source: Zing News
The distinctive bar that houses the photographic module would also pass over the metal. Unlike in weight with its smaller comrades, the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, the phone would opt for a matte finish. We also noticed some fine lines on the back of the phone that draw a rather discreet pattern.
always according to Zing NewsHowever, the Google Pixel 7a would definitely have a 90Hz display, which would be a marked improvement over last year. It would also integrate two 12-megapixel sensors, a single SIM slot, and the phone seems resistant to water and dust. The Pixel 6a already had IP 67, so we expect the same.
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