Google Pixel 7a leak reveals adaptive 90Hz display and chunky bezels

The Pixel 7a looks set to bring some fantastic Google Pixel features to an even better price point

The first render of the Google Pixel 7a in white
(Image credit: Smartprix/OnLeaks)

After the success of the Google Pixel 7 and the Google Pixel 7 Pro which were released last year, there's never been a better time to buy into the Google Pixel ecosystem. Google reportedly have plans to break into the foldable phone market too, with the Google Pixel Fold expected to launch this year.

If you're holding out for a more budget-friendly device, though, you're in luck. Google's A-series – like the current Google Pixel 6a – offers one of the best value propositions on the market. And the next generation of it – the Google Pixel 7a – looks set to launch around April/May this year.

Elsewhere, the Pixel 7a looks set to feature some rather chunky bezels. That's not exactly news – we saw that when the Pixel 7a renders leaked last year – but it's worth bearing in mind. Don't expect the ultra-sleek face of the full-fat Pixel range.

With that being said, the overall package is remarkably good looking. There's no other obvious corner cutting and the design is consistent with the rest of the Pixel line.

Sam Cross
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