The Google Pixel 4a is yet to launch but almost everything about the device has already been leaked. Its benchmark scores have also been compared to previous Pixel phones thereby giving one a good idea of its performance. However, it looks like Google could still spring a surprise with the pricing of the phone. The latest rumor surrounding the Pixel 4a claims that the device could launch for $349 and that's for the 128GB storage variant. For comparison, the Pixel 3a launched last year for $399 and it had 64GB of base storage.
source suggests that $349 price will be for 128GB model
— Stephen Hall (@hallstephenj) May 14, 2020
If Google is planning on launching the Pixel 4a for $349 with 128GB of storage space, it is possible that the company could entirely skip a 64GB option and just offer the device in one storage variant. For $349, the Pixel 4a would pack plenty of punch thanks to the combination of a 5.81-inch FHD+ OLED display, a Snapdragon 730 chipset, an Adreno 618 GPU, 6GB RAM, and a 3,080mAh battery with 18W fast charging support. It will also feature a single 12.2MP camera at the rear, with an 8MP shooter at the front. The lower price tag would also help the Pixel 4a better compete against the $399 iPhone SE.
Google was supposedly planning on launching the Pixel 4a in mid-May before pushing its launch to early June. The device is now expected to be announced on the same day the company launches the Android 11 beta program.
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