A blunder on their part, but a surprise on ours, UK retailer John Lewis accidentally posted images of Google’s Pixel 4A 5G a little early, giving tech geeks a detailed look at the new mid-range phone’s design. Featuring a dual-camera and headphone jack, this mid-range model will be priced at $499 and is rumored to come out this fall, mostly on the 30th of September.
Source: 9to5Google
The images, first spotted by 9to5Google, show a 5G logo in the phone’s status bar and a rear camera layout that is somewhat different when compared to the Pixel 4A. The images confirm several of the Pixel 4A 5G specs that leaked on Wednesday, including a second rear camera and the headphone jack that carries over from the Pixel 4A. The display will measure in at 6.2-inches and the 4a 5G will have an OLED panel that is the same 2340 x 1080 resolution as both the smaller Pixel 4a and the Pixel 5. Furthermore, the Snapdragon 765G is set to be paired with 6GB of RAM.
Source: 9to5Google
The pictures also reveal the rumored polycarbonate body in black, will mostly be in the same matte finish as found on the Pixel 4a. It also retains a thicker bottom bezel, just like the 4a, and is expected to come with a 3,800mAh battery that only charges via 18W USB-C fast charging. As reported by the Verge, based on the leaks, the one area the Pixel 4A 5G could beat out both the 4A and the 5 is in screen size. Although it has the same 2340 x 1080 resolution as both the Pixel 5 and the 4A, it’s bigger than both of them at 6.2 inches. It reportedly only has a 60Hz refresh rate though, while the Pixel 5 is expected to have a 90Hz display.
Source: Android Community
This being said, the device looks absolutely similar to the Pixel 4A, with a hole-punch notch cutout for its selfie camera on the top-left of the screen and a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor.
Scheduled to be launched by Google during their September 30th event, the phone will be priced at an estimated $499.
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