Even a passing glance at the renders of the Pixel 7a should prove enough to show that this device borrows a good chunk of its design language from its predecessor — the Pixel 6a. However, several elements have also been borrowed from Google’s newer Pixel 7 handsets. Take the case of the prominent camera band at the rear — which is now in a lighter silver color shade as opposed to the black bar on the Pixel 6a. The lens arrangement and the positioning of the LED flash remain unchanged as well. To conclude, Google seems to be in no hurry to change the design language for Pixel smartphones in the foreseeable future.
In addition to showing us what the Pixel 7a may end up looking like, Hemmerstoffer with e@OnLeaks also revealed the tentative dimensions of the phone. He claims that the handset measures 152.4 x 72.9 x 9.0mm across, which is nearly identical to the size of the Pixel 6a.
Unfortunately, we still do not know what to expect from the Pixel 7a in terms of hardware specs. As outlined earlier, there have been rumors about the possibility of the Pixel 7a featuring Sony’s IMX363 and IMX787 image sensors for its cameras, and that the device may feature a high refresh rate display. Hemmerstoffer also stopped shy of revealing the possibility of the Pixel 7a offering support for wireless charging.
Given that we have ample time before Google launches the Pixel 7a, there is a good chance that we could see a lot more Pixel 7a-centric leaks in the months to follow.
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