Last week, we brought you renders of the Google Pixel 8a in all of the new colors: Obsidian, Mint, Porcelain, and Bay.
These images don’t show us a lot of new things about the Pixel 8a, but they do look incredible especially the Bay and Mint colors.
In the gallery below, you can also see the Bay Pixel 8a in the Bay Silicon case, which looks absolutely amazing, similar to the Pixel 8 Pro in the matching Bay case.
If you love that color and want something cheaper than the Pixel 8 Pro, it looks like the Pixel 8a is going to be the one to get this year.
Google is expected to launch the Pixel 8a at Google I/O last month.
We’re expecting to see a lot of AI announcements at the event, but there could be a hardware announcement, too – Pixel 8a.
Lining up to remain the best sub-$500 smartphone When the Pixel 3a first launched, it was an impressive sub-$400 phone, coming at around $329 for the regular Pixel 3a and $379 for the Pixel 3a XL.
With the Pixel 8a, we’re expecting a good number of specs to remain the same this year.
Renders of the Google Pixel 8a in the new colors—Obsidian, Mint, Porcelain, and Bay—were presented to you last week. We’re back now with some amazing new high-resolution renders.
Although these pictures don’t reveal many new details about the Pixel 8a, they still look amazing, especially in the Bay and Mint hues. Similar to the Pixel 8 Pro in the matching Bay case, the Bay Pixel 8a in the Bay Silicon case looks stunning in the gallery below. It appears that the Pixel 8a will be the device to get this year if you adore that color and want something less expensive than the Pixel 8 Pro.
This past month at Google I/O, Google was supposed to unveil the Pixel 8a. The Pixel A-series usually makes its official debut at Google I/O, though the pandemic has delayed it by a few years. This year, May 14 and 15, will mark the return of Google I/O as a two-day event. Although we anticipate seeing a lot of AI announcements at the event, there may also be a hardware announcement—the Pixel 8a—made. Regretfully, neither the Pixel 9 series nor the Pixel Fold 2 or Pixel Tablet 2 are anticipated to be unveiled at I/O.
positioned to continue being the greatest smartphone under $500.
The Pixel 3a, which retailed for about $329 for the standard model and $379 for the Pixel 3a XL, was an amazing phone when it initially came out, priced under $400. We’ve seen a few price increases over the years; the most recent one was for the Pixel 7a last year. We now anticipate that the price of the Pixel 8a will stay at $499. That would make it one of the best, if not the best, smartphones under $500.
We anticipate that the Pixel 8a’s specifications will mostly stay the same this year. A 6 point 1 inch FHD+ 90Hz display, a 4500mAh battery that can be charged at up to 20W when wired and 7 point 5W when wirelessly, a Tensor G3 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage are all included.
