Tech enthusiasts who are excitedly anticipating the release of the Google Pixel 8a may have to pay more. The new leak suggest that the phone will cost significantly more than its predecessor, especially in the EU. A reliable source has revealed that German retailers have revealed the starting price of the Pixel 8a to be €570, which is a considerable increase from the €500 of the Pixel 7a’s launch price.

Google Pixel 8a May Have Higher Price Tag

To provide even more information, the Pixel 8a is reportedly going to give users the option of 128GB or 256GB of storage. It is projected that the more expensive model will cost €630.

Internal listings from German retailers indicate four possible color options, but Google has not yet officially confirmed them: Obsidian (black), Porcelain (beige), Bay (light blue), and Mint (light green).

It’s important to keep in mind that some color choices might only be available for a limited number of storage models; at the moment, the 256GB model is only available in Obsidian.

In terms of availability, the Pixel 8a is anticipated to launch in the market in April or May.

The phone is anticipated to have 8GB of RAM and be powered by Google’s Tensor G3 System on Chip (SoC), according to leaked information and conjecture. In terms of design, the Pixel 8a is expected to have a rounder look than its predecessor and carry the recognizable Pixel rear camera bar across the back of the device.

Although it is important to remember that the information is based on leaks and rumors and that Google has not yet officially confirmed the Pixel 8a’s price, features, or design, these insights provide consumers with an early look at what they may be able to anticipate from Google’s upcoming mid-range offering. We’ll keep a close eye on things and provide you updates as soon as we have them.