The latest rumors surrounding the Pixel 8a reveal a potential new design for Google’s more affordable smartphone along with some intriguing specifications.
Key Takeaways
- Google Pixel 8a leaks suggest a larger battery and a sleek design, potentially launching in May within the $500-$550 price range.
- New features may include a 6.1″ FHD+ OLED display, Tensor 3 chip, 64MP main camera, and a 4,500mAh battery.
- With confirmed specs and stylish color options, the Pixel 8a is aimed to be an affordable yet chic device to look out for.
We can highlight many positive aspects of Google, but their ability to keep secrets isn’t the best, as leaks surface months before their official product launches. The Pixel 8a seems to follow the same pattern, with leaks emerging before its expected release. The latest leaks stem from a Google ad for Fi Wireless, hinting at a larger battery for the Pixel 8a.
The ad appears to confirm the design of the new Pixel 8a, with a similar appearance shown in past leaks. The new design features a more rounded look, giving the device a sophisticated and sleek aesthetic. Moreover, hints within the ad suggest the possibility of the Pixel 8a being offered in various attractive color choices, possibly including white and blue.
Another noteworthy leak from Yogesh Brar on X indicates that the Pixel 8a could boast a 6.1-inch FHD+ OLED display supporting up to 120Hz refresh rates. Additionally, storage options may range from 128GB to 256GB, with the inclusion of Google’s Tensor 3 chip. The camera setup is expected to remain similar to its predecessor, featuring a 64 MP OIS main camera, a 13 MP ultrawide lens, and a 13MP front camera.

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The Pixel 7a is the latest budget-friendly smartphone from Google, featuring long-awaited enhancements like a responsive 90Hz display, an improved camera system, and wireless charging support. Powered by the Tensor G2 chipset, the Pixel 7a stands out as the top device in the A series so far.
The highlight of these leaks is the indication that the Pixel 8a will come equipped with a ‘roughly’ 4,500mAh battery, surpassing the capacity of the Pixel 7a. Additionally, there might be support for 27W wired charging, with a speculated price range of $500 to $550. However, the accuracy of this information will need to be confirmed in the upcoming Google I/O event.
Source: 9to5Google