Google Pixel 8A Release Date And Review

Google Pixel 8A Release Date Rumors suggest that the Google Pixel 8a could hit the market sometime in 2024 around mid May. The upcoming device is said to come with a mix of familiar features. In this tech blog we’ll delve into the launch date, specs and more details surrounding the Pixel 8a.

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Google Pixel 8a Design

The design of the Google Pixel 8a follows its predecessor, the Pixel 7a. Significant internal changes make in the 8a model. At the back you’ll find a dual camera setup accompanied by a flashlight. The front display size and screen, to body ratio remain consistent with those of the Pixel 7a.

Expect Gorilla Glass 5 on the panel and a plastic back with an aluminum frame offering IP68 rating. Speculations hint at color options like Charcoal, Snow, Sea and Coral for the Pixel 8a; nonetheless overall build quality is anticipate to be premium and visually appealing.

Pixel 8a Display

Rumor has it that the Pixel 8a will sport a 6.1 inch OLED display featuring a rate of up to 120Hz alongside HDR10+ support, within an aspect ratio of 20:9.

If the display specifications are indeed, for the Pixel 8a it’s quite surprising how Google manages to keep the price reasonable without compromising on the features. As we all know Pixel phones are known for their top notch displays when compared to Android devices.

Pixel 8a Processor

When it comes to the hardware and operating system of the Pixel 8a. You can expect the Google Tensor G3 (4 processor with 8GB of RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of storage using UFS 3.1 technology. The Google Tensor G3 chip is impressive in handling demanding tasks. Such as gaming at settings running apps simultaneously and more. In terms of software you will receive Android 14 out of the box along with all network connectivity options.

Pixel 8a Camera

The camera performance is a reason why people opt for Pixel phones. Whether its the 6a, 7a or even this upcoming model. Like the Pixel 8a. They consistently deliver camera quality with resolution. Talking specifics you can expect a camera featuring a 64MP lens at f/1.9 aperture and an ultrawide camera with a resolution of 13MP at f/2.2 aperture and covering an angle of view at 120 degrees.

Rumor has it that this setup will allow you to capture videos in formats including up to 4K at either 30fps or up to impressive rates like 1080p 30/60/120/240 fps while offering optical image stabilization (OIS).