Pixel 7A vs Pixel 7: Google Leaks a stunning Color
Pixel 7A, a new smartphone that has thinner bezels than Pixel 7, is expected to be unveiled at Google I/O next month, with similar features and performance.
Google fans and tech enthusiasts alike are eagerly awaiting the upcoming Google I/O event, where the company is expected to announce the latest addition to its Pixel line of smartphones – the Pixel 7A. Despite Google's track record of leaking product details ahead of official announcements, the buzz around the Pixel 7A continues to grow, with leaked images revealing a new blue color option for the device.
According to reports by 9to5Google, the Pixel 7A will come in three color options: black, white, and a muted blue that's a far cry from the bold "really blue" color of the original Pixel. However, this doesn't detract from the sleek design of the device, which is expected to look very similar to Google's flagship phones. The camera bar design, complete with a cutout for two lenses, and metal side rails reminiscent of the Pixel 6A, will be present. The only noticeable difference will be the more substantial display bezels.
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The images were published by MySmartPrice and OnLeaks, and they confirm that the Pixel 7A will look closer to Google’s flagship phones than any previous A-Series. You’re getting the same camera bar design with a cutout for two lenses, and the side rails appear to be metal again (like the 6A). If not for the more substantial display bezels, most people would have a tough time telling this thing apart from last year’s Pixel 7.
But it's not just the design that's causing a stir among tech enthusiasts. The Pixel 7A is rumored to be powered by the same Tensor G2 chip as the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro. Google is also reportedly including a 90Hz display, a feature it had previously shunned, possibly in response to pressure from competitors like Samsung and OnePlus. These improvements suggest that the Pixel 7A will be a significant upgrade from its predecessor, the Pixel 6A.
While details on the camera hardware remain under wraps, Google seems poised to deliver quality-of-life improvements with the Pixel 7A. However, the big question on everyone's mind is the price point of the new device. With the Pixel 7 currently on sale for $449 and the Pixel 6A on clearance for $299, it remains to be seen where the Pixel 7A will land in terms of price. Regardless, the Pixel 7A is expected to be a welcome addition to the Pixel line-up, particularly for those looking for a mid-tier smartphone that delivers on both design and performance.
For those looking for even more exciting news, the rumors of the Pixel Fold continue to circulate. As the next entrant in the folding phones arena, the Pixel Fold is generating a lot of hype, and it's easy to see why. With Google's track record of delivering top-notch technology, the Pixel Fold could be a game-changer in the world of smartphones.
As we approach the Google I/O event, the excitement around the Pixel 7A and the potential for a Pixel Fold continues to grow. Whether you're a die-hard Google fan or a tech enthusiast looking for the latest and greatest in smartphone technology, the Google I/O event promises to deliver on all fronts. Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the event, and get ready for a whole new world of possibilities in the world of smartphones.
