Google Pixel 8a revealed in new leaks with 120 Hz display and video-out upgrades

In other words, none relate to the Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro or Pixel Fold 2, which are due to launch later this year. Based on previous Pixel smartphone releases, G576D, G6GPR, G8HHN and GKV4X probably offer different connectivity standards, such as sub 6 GHz and mmWave 5G. On the other hand, Kamila Wojciechowska has revealed numerous Pixel 8a specifications that cannot currently be seen in any of the FFC's four listings. Reportedly, the Pixel 8a will land with the same cameras as the Pixel 7a, which Google equipped with 64 MP (IMX787) primary, 13 MP (IMX712) ultra-wide-angle and 13 MP (IMX712) front-facing sensors.

The Pixel 8a is also expected to retain its predecessor's 6.1-inch display size, which will continue to output at 2,400 x 1,080 pixels. However, Google is rumoured to have increased its refresh rate and peak brightness to 120 Hz and 1,400 nits, respectively. Moreover, the Pixel 8a will feature a Tensor G3 chipset, plus DisplayPort Alt Mode support through its USB Type-C port. For reference, an earlier leak suggested that the Pixel 8a will be available for €569.90 with 128 GB of storage or €629.90 if you opt for a new 256 GB of storage variant.