The leaked specs of the Google Pixel 10a turned out to be disappointing
By ForGeeks
Google was predicted to release the new Pixel 10a next spring. However, new information leaked online suggests that the device may disappoint those hoping for modern technology due to its outdated components.
According to Mystic Leaks, the device, codenamed stallion, will not get the latest Tensor G5 chip that will be found in all flagship Pixel 10s, but last year’s Tensor G4. It’s also reported to use the less-fast UFS 3.1 memory.
According to the leak, the Pixel 10a’s display will be able to reach a maximum brightness of 2,000 nits and the storage capacity will be 128GB. The rest of the smartphone’s specifications remain unknown for now.
It’s worth remembering that this is just preliminary information, but Google may well resort to such a solution to reduce the cost of the device and make it more attractive to buyers.
