Google Pixel 7a goes through Geekbench as announcement nears
Google’s Pixel 7a continues to make rounds online ahead of its announcement next week and the latest leak is a Geekbench test run. The device was spotted bearing the “lynx” codename and managed a 1,380-point single-core score outing and a 3,071-point multi-core score. The new listing confirms the Pixel 7a is equipped with the Google Tensor G2 chipset alongside 8GB RAM. The phone also boots Android 13 to no one’s surprise.
Pixel 7a is expected to launch with a 6.1-inch OLED with FHD+ resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate. Google is expected to bring a 64MP main camera alongside a 13MP ultrawide lens while the front-facing module will also be 13MP. The 7a is expected to feature 18W wired charging and wireless charging.
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I think everyone should do their own research and it sounds like you have already done your own so that's good. I spend about $3000 to $5000 a year on tech. I have already bought 4 phones this year, but the Pixel A series remains my favorite p...
- 11 May 2023
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I am looking for a small mobile that can hold the battery for 1 day and with updates, in this case S23 has 4 years of updates and its battery, although it is smaller, they tell me that it could hold the same as the Pixels 7A. Regarding the Pixel 7A, ...
- 11 May 2023
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- Anonymous
Slowest charging in the market and mediocre battery life, not to mention overheating. If they improve those on Pixel 8 maybe I consider it.
- 10 May 2023
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