It’s expected that the Google Pixel 7a will be announced at Google I/O in May, but a prototype of the device has appeared online with another device also ending up on eBay earlier this week.
There’s not a lot of surprises when it comes to the Google Pixel 7a. In photos of the device provided by Zing News, it follows in the footsteps of the Google Pixel 7/7 Pro from a design point of view, but it has a noticeably thicker bezel than these devices.
SOURCE: Zing NewsThe device that has now been locked by Google had 128GB of storage and 8GB of ram (up from 6GB in the 6a). The device also had a 90Hz display although it isn’t clear if this will make it to the final version. It also had two 12MP cameras.
Otherwise, it has familiar features such as a 6.1″ display, a single sim slot and USB-C charging, so pretty much to be expected from what we saw in the Google Pixel 6a.
It’s expected that Google will reveal the Pixel 7a at I/O in May alongside the Google Pixel Fold and also the long-awaited Google Pixel tablet.
