• Google Pixel 7a is expected to arrive by mid-2023
• It is expected to not include a 3.5mm audio jack
• The Pixel 7a could feature a combination of Tensor, Qualcomm chips.

Google Pixel 7a Renders

Google just recently launched the Pixel 7 series and even though it was criticized for having a monotonous design, it was still reasonably well received among most of the users as they still admired some of its specifications.

Google has been in business for nearly three decades and has a lot of expectations to surpass, especially from people that expect nothing less than perfection from the tech giant each and every time.

Users have much more to look forward to from the company as 2023 is just around the corner, one of them is the Google Pixel 7a smartphone, which is a mid-range addition to the Google Pixel 7 series, and is speculated to come out around mid to late-2023.

While some users get impatient to get more information on any upcoming device, the device itself gets leaked online by tipsters who serve as the bridge between the user and device that relays information to the former via online leaks.

The same happened here as well as the images of Pixel 7a were subjected to online leaks, which has already set rumour mills buzzing left, right, and centre, as the leaked images reveal the design renders, along with the whole design in detail.

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Google Pixel 7a Expected Specifications

If recent reports are to be believed, Pixel 7a might come with an OLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate that is speculated to come from Samsung, although it hasn’t been specified as yet.

The design looks quite similar to the Pixel 7 series, where the front of the device is depicted with slim bezels with a slight thick chin, with a rectangular rear camera setup at the back, and two rear camera sensors closed together, while the LED flash is slightly away.

Pixel 7a is speculated to come with a USB Type-C port, while the Tensor G2 SoC may be paired with a Qualcomm chip for connecting the device to Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, while

At the right spine, you can see the power button/volume rockers, while on the left is the SIM tray, and a hole-punch cutout for the front camera placed at the centre.

Other speculated specifics include a dual rear camera setup with a 64-megapixel primary sensor and a 13-megapixel ultra-wide sensor. The handset might come in two colour options- Dark Grey and White.

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