The Google store has accidentally leaked the new upcoming smartphone of Google. However, the company has not yet given any official words on the smartphone and the leaks. As per the leaked news, Google is going to release Pixel 3a duo
Pixel 3a will be Google’s mid-range offering that will satisfy the customers who are not willing to spend much money on buying smartphone. The design of this edition of the Pixel family will be similar to the earlier editions. But the only change which is expected is the material of choice. Instead of metal and glass, it is expected to have polycarbonate.
The front of Pixel 3a is expected to have a 5.6 inch OLED display while Pixel 3a XL will have a 6 inch OLED display. For the biometrics and security, the device will have a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor. Both the device is expected to have 10nm Snapdragon 670 SoC. The chipset has an Octa-core processor and Adreno 612 GPU. On the optical front, the rear camera is supposed to be of 12-megapixel in both the devices. The front camera will be of 8-megapixel. In terms of memory and storage, the devices are expected to have up to 128 GB onboard storage and 4 GB of memory.
The Pixel 3a smartphone dua will be powered by a 3000mAH battery with fast charging support. As they are going to be the Google devices, they are will be running on latest Android version i.e. Android 9 Pie. The leaked images also showed that there will a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Pricing and Availability
According to the reports and leaks, the Pixel 3a will start from around Rs. 30,000 while the Pixel 3a Xl will start from around Rs. 40,000. There is no official news on the launch of the device but there are rumors that the Google Pixel 3a duo will be launched at the next Google I/O event. We will have to just wait for the official news from the company to get the complete specifications, pricing and availability of the Pixel 3a duo.
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