Updated color and storage options are revealed via a new Google Pixel 7a leak

Photo Credit: Business Insider Online information regarding the Pixel 7a has changed. The Pixel 7a, which will reportedly come in five color options, will also likely include 128 GB or 256 GB of storage later this year as Google continues to close the gap between its Pixel a and premium Pixel smartphone series. Google's upcoming mid-range smartphone, the Pixel 7a, was the subject of various information released by WinFuture last month. Also, as we talked about at the time, the website provided fresh details regarding the Pixel Fold. Google will sell the Pixel 7a in at least three color variations, which are defined as Arctic Blue, Carbon, and Cotton by WinFuture. It was not immediately obvious from the website whether this was in reference to the Pixel 7a or one of its first-party cases, although there may also be a "Jade" colorway. Photo Credit: Thurrott.com This isn't always the case, and the Pixel 7a won't only have 128 GB of storage, claims @passionategeekz. According to rumors, the Pixel 7a will be offered in most markets with 128 GB or 256 GB of storage, mirroring the Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro. Two storage options, though, as well as a 256 GB configuration, would be firsts for a Pixel A series smartphone. Moreover, @passionategeekz claims that instead of three or four color options, Google will sell the Pixel 7a in five. According to the leaker, these colorways will be marketed as:

• Vibrant Ube
• Tide Orange
• Dinuguan Black
• Crispy Kale
• Mayo Cream

Also Read: Google Pixel 7a: A Promising Addition to the Pixel Line The Pixel 7a is anticipated to be unveiled by Google on May 10 during its I/O 2023 keynote. Nevertheless, along with the Pixel 6a, the device might not begin shipping until the following month. According to rumors, the Pixel 7a will cost €50 more than its predecessor when it launches at around €500.