Over the past few weeks, details about the new Pixel 6 have kept leaking, like their design, the first details of their cameras, and some of their specs. On the other hand, we have been without news for more than a month, or rather, rumors of Pixel 5a. Until today.
It appears that the launch of the Google’s new mid-range it could be produced as early as a few weeks. According to the latest leak, the The Pixel 5a would go on sale next August.
Pixel 5a in August?
We’ve had very few rumors about the Pixel 5a. Its first images were leaked in February, showing a virtually identical design to the Pixel 4a 5G launched late last year, and in April Google denied rumors that the Pixel 5a had been canceled due to a global shortage of processors.
The new leak comes from the hand of Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who is one of the biggest leakers of Apple products as can be seen in Applesfera. According to Marc Gurman, this summer will be for fans of the Google Pixel, and is it the new Pixel 5a would be announced and launched in August.
Google has already confirmed that the Pixel 5a will be announced on the same dates as the previous model, but it was unclear what date it was referring to, whether in August when they announced the Pixel 4a or in September when they announced the Pixel 4a. 5G, a model that will be replaced by the Pixel 5a. Yes, Google reported that the Pixel 5a would only be on sale in the US and Japan, but did not say if he was referring to its initial launch, as it is expected that throughout the year, Google’s new mid-range will go on sale in more countries.
According to the leak, the announcement of the Pixel 5a would not only be in August, but it would also go on sale the same month. So far, when Google announces a new mobile, it usually takes a month for it to go on sale.
Of Pixel 5a very few details are known, only the filtration of its design lets see, because it would maintain the rear fingerprint reader, dual rear camera, stereo speakers and minijack.
Via | 9to5Google
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