Compact, great cameras and low price: What do we know about the Google Pixel 8a?

The new Google Pixel 8a will surpass its predecessor in many characteristics, but will not become more expensive: according to information on the Internet, the smartphone will retain the price of $500.

The release of the smartphone is expected very soon, this month, and much about its characteristics is already known. Thus, the smartphone will receive a version with an increased amount of internal memory (previous Google Pixel models, such as 6a and 7a, were only available in a version with 128 GB of memory): for the version with 128 GB of memory you will have to pay $ 499, and for the version with 256 GB -- $559, according to smartprix.com

In terms of specifications, the Pixel 8a is expected to feature the flagship Tensor G3 chip, 8GB of RAM, and a 120Hz 6.1-inch AMOLED display. A 4500 mAh battery will provide long hours of battery life. The high level of camera quality is also expected to remain high, although improvements in this area could also be achieved through software.

All of these updates, combined with the suite of generative AI features that Google has already implemented in the Pixel 8 series, will make the Pixel 8a a truly compelling device.

One of the key features of the Pixel 8a will be its price. While many were expecting an increase in price due to improved specifications, new information suggests that the smartphone will be available at the same price as its predecessor, the Pixel 7a.

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