Performance 

• Processor: The heart of the phone might be Google’s Tensor G3 chip, the same one powering the Pixel 8 series. This translates to a potential performance boost and enhanced AI capabilities compared to the Pixel 7a’s Tensor A2.

Visual 

• Display: A familiar 6.1-inch display size is rumored, potentially featuring an OLED panel for vibrant colors and deeper blacks, ensuring an immersive viewing experience.

Capture 

• Camera: The specifics remain under wraps, but possibilities include retaining the Pixel 8a’s dual-camera system (64MP main + 12MP ultrawide) or receiving an upgrade with exciting features like the Pixel 8’s Magic Eraser and improved low-light performance.

Storage 

• RAM and Storage: 8GB of RAM seems to be the standard, similar to the Pixel 8a, offering smooth multitasking. Storage options might range from 128GB .

Software

• Operating System: Stay ahead of the curve with the latest Android 14 pre-installed, guaranteeing software updates for years to come, keeping your phone secure and feature-rich.

Design

• Design: Leaks suggest a resemblance to the  featuring rounded corners and a bar-like camera module on the back. Thicker bezels compared to the flagship are a possibility.