Google Pixel 7a renders show off what you can expect

Recently, some of the features of the Google Pixel 7a were leaked, causing a fair bit of buzz online. Google had, however, refrained from commenting on these leaks, and kept the upcoming smartphone’s specifications under wraps. Now, with high-resolution images of the Google Pixel 7a available, some of the design features and other specifications have become quite apparent. OneLeaks published a 360-degree video of the render that allows users to see the smartphone from all angles.

Google Pixel 7a design

Based on the 360-degree render video, the overall design of the Google Pixel 7a is not very different from the Google Pixel 6a. The latter had an iconic rectangular panel that housed the camera and allowed users to identify the smartphone at a glance. We’re seeing the same panel on this smartphone as well. The renders show two camera lenses and a flash that’s located at a slight distance from the lenses.

The phone’s dimensions are 152.4 x 72.9 x 9.0-mm (which is not very far off from the dimensions of the Google Pixel 6a - 152.2 x 71.8 x 8.9-mm). The brand logo is placed in the middle of the rear panel.

The smartphone appears to have thin bezels around the screen. The smartphone has a front-hole cutout in the top middle of the display that houses the front camera. The volume rocker and power button sit on the right spine of the device while the SIM tray sits on the left side. 

The Google Pixel 7a also has a USB Type-C port at the bottom for charging. The renders don’t show a 3.5-mm jack, indicating that one may require Bluetooth headphones to listen to music on the phone. The lack of a 3.5-mm jack also indicates that the phone will be waterproof. 

The smartphone is available in two colours - grey and white. On the whole, it looks similar to most of the other models within the Google Pixel 7 lineup. 

Google Pixel 7a expected specifications

There are quite a few rumours doing the rounds regarding the specifications of this smartphone. We may see an FHD+ display with a 90Hz refresh rate (which will be developed by Samsung). The cameras are rumoured to be equipped with MX787 and IMX712 sensors. The Google Pixel 6a supported wireless charging, so it’s fair to assume that the Google Pixel 7a will also have the same feature. However, it is believed that the charging capability will be capped at 5W. The Google Pixel 7a will also have an in-display fingerprint sensor. 

This smartphone will be the first of Google’s ‘a’ series that will have the Tensor chipset, which spells great news for those who want the proper Pixel experience.  Other leaks over the last few weeks have indicated that the Google Pixel 7a will support Bluetooth LE. 

When will the Google Pixel 7a launch?

The Google Pixel 7a is expected to launch in early 2023, however, that’s all we know about the same. The launch date has not been specified as of now. There is already an Amazon page for the smartphone, and this might just mean that the launch will happen soon. 

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