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The announcement of the next budget Pixel 7a phone from Google at its I/O conference in May is fast approaching and Big G may have decided to shake things up from the Pixel 6a with more color and storage options for its affordable phone line than ever.
Google Pixel 6a
6.1 inches OLED screen | Tensor chip | 12.2MP main + 12MP ultrawide cameras | 8MP front camera | 4,410mAh
While the initial leaks were for Arctic Blue, Carbon, Cotton hues to be available as coats of paint for the Pixel 7a, a leakster now claims that the phone will be available in no less than 5 colors at launch, with some funky names:
Crispy Kale
Mayo Cream
Dinuguan Black
Vibrant Ube
Tide Orange
The sheer naming of the colors has food as an overarching theme and these may also be localized versions of the phone. Ube is starch colored with purple yam with flashy lavender hue, for instance, while Dinuguan is a dark meat stew from the Philippines. In any case, we should expect more colors from the Pixel 7a versions at launch.
The same leakster also claims that, for the first time, Pixel 7a buyers will be offered more storage options. The budget phone line from Google usually just comes with 128GB of storage, but this time may be different.
Google will reportedly offer a 256GB Pixel 7a model, too, for the first time on its A-series of affordable handsets. It may thus expand both the color options, and the storage versions of what will undoubtedly find a top place in the best budget 5G phones ranking for 2023. As a reminder, the Google Pixel 7a price is expected to start at below $500 and include the following specs:
6.1-inch 1080p 90Hz display Google Tensor G2 processor 6GB RAM/128GB/256GB Storage 18W wired/5W wireless charging speed 64MP Sony IMX787 main camera 13MP Sony IMX712 ultrawide camera 8MP front camera with IMX355 sensor 152.4 x 72.9 x 9.0mm(10.1mm with the camera bump)
Daniel, a devoted tech writer at PhoneArena since 2010, has been engrossed in mobile technology since the Windows Mobile era. His expertise spans mobile hardware, software, and carrier networks, and he's keenly interested in the future of digital health, car connectivity, and 5G. Beyond his professional pursuits, Daniel finds balance in travel, reading, and exploring new tech innovations, while contemplating the ethical and privacy implications of our digital future.
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