Pixel 8A leak reveals $499 starting price

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A leaked image showing someone holding a green Pixel 8A
Image: OnLeaks via Smartprix

The Google Pixel 8A might not be getting that rumored price hike after all. Details shared with Smartprix by reliable leaker OnLeaks suggest that the base 128GB model will have the same $499 price as its predecessor.

However, Google could bump the price of the Pixel 8A to $559 for a new 256GB storage option, according to Smartprix. The leak also suggests that the Pixel 8A will come with a larger 4,500mAh battery instead of the 4,385mAh option that came with the Pixel 7A.

So far, Pixel 8A leaked details point to a G3 Tensor chip just like its more expensive siblings, along with a brighter 120Hz display than its predecessors, IP67 water resistance, and seven years of security upgrades. It’s also rumored to come with Google’s AI features...

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source https://www.theverge.com/2024/4/30/24145318/google-pixel-8a-price-leak-battery-details

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