Check out these high-quality images of the Pixel 6a, leaked on Twitter

Pixel 6a pictures showcase the phone in high-quality and lifestyle shots

Evan Blass had the courtesy to give not one or two pictures, but quite a lot of them, showcasing the Pixel 6a in a pretty detailed manner.



Additionally, the leaker also published four lifestyle images of the phone, where you can see it realistically with a model holding it.

Check them out:


There's nothing fresh in regards to design, as Google itself earlier unveiled the device; and on top of that, some early unboxing videos showed us more details on it. One interesting aspect is whether or not the black shade (officially, the Charcoal color variant) of the Pixel 6a is glossy. The unboxing video from Malaysian YouTuber Fazil Halim showed the exact shade, and it looked quite glossy.

In these photos, it is quite unclear whether it is glossy or not. Certainly, on some shots, the Pixel 6a does look more matte, but this could be due to the lighting conditions and the angle at which the photo was taken.

With all that being said, we are inclined to believe that it won't be a matte finish, at least not for the Charcoal color variant... sadly you will need to have a case on it if you don't want to spend every waking hour polishing those fingerprint smudges away.

Rocking the same Google Tensor chip as the Pixel 6 and the Pixel 6 Pro, with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, the Pixel 6a should be pretty good for everyday tasks. A small (or significant, depending on who you ask) drawback is that its 6.1-inch display supports only a 60Hz refresh rate (mid-rangers these days go up to 90Hz or even 120Hz).

For all of this, the Pixel 6a will cost you $449, and it will be available for pre-order starting July 21, and officially in stores starting July 28.