Pixel 7a colors: all the official hues

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Pixel 7a colors: all the official hues
In May, Google updated its mid-range portfolio with a fresh and new addition - the fancy-looking Pixel 7a. Sporting a now recognizable Pixel design with two colors and camera bar, the midranger comes in four gorgeous colors to choose from. A very welcome change from the not-so-distant past, where Google offered a one or two color options to Pixel A-series buyers!
 
Here, we take a deep dive into the Pixel 7a's color options to help you choose which one is the best for you. So, if you're looking into getting this phone but are wondering which color to go for, you've come to the right place! Now, without further ado, lets' dive in!

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Pixel 7a colors: all the official hues


This year, Google has decided to adorn its new mid-ranger with four gorgeous colors: Charcoal (which is a deep black shade), Snow (the white option), Sea (a trendy light blue shade),  and Coral (which is exclusive to the GStore in U.S.)

Google Pixel 7a official colors:
  • Charcoal
  • Snow
  • Sea
  • Coral (exclusive to the GStore in the U.S.)

Pixel 7a in Charcoal


It seems Google does (not surprisingly) have the next midranger in a black color, dubbed Charcoal. A color that's always in style and gives off a nice sophisticated vibe. The predecessor, the Pixel 6a, also comes in the same color, again called Charcoal.

This shade looks rather simplistic and minimalistic and is a great color option if you're looking for a more professional-looking phone. The Google logo, the camera bar, and the phone’s frame are all painted in a similar dark, almost black shade, for a seamless look.

Pixel 7a in Snow


Snow (or basically, white) is the other color option that's pretty straightforward and kinda mandatory to have for a phone. The white ensures a fresh and clean look, and it looks great on the Pixel 7a.

The white makes the camera bar stand out, and this year Google has decided to paint the camera bar in a beautiful silver shade for a more polished look. Last year, the Pixel 6a was available in a white option dubbed Chalk, but it sported a black camera bar.

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Nevertheless, white is ideal if you still want something simple, but you're tired of dark gray or black. It looks stylish while at the same time not looking too vivid or eye-catching.

Pixel 7a in Sea



Google has also made the Pixel 7a in a beautiful and trendy light blue variant, with a nice name of Sea. Leakers previously referred to it as “Arctic Blue”.

Before the Pixel 6a, Google's budget-friendly A-series weren't getting as much color love from Mountain View as its premium devices. However, the Pixel 6a changed this with its Sage color (a greenish shade), shaking things up a bit from the one color the Pixel 5a was available in (yep, I'm still sulking about that one Pixel 5a color option).

And now, we have the Sea on the Pixel 7a. The camera bar is painted in a similar shade for a cohesive look. Definitely, a great option if you're tired of the standard black and white options, and you want a youthful and bright look on your new phone.

Pixel 7a in Coral*



Another eye-catching color available for the Pixel 7a is the Coral shade. We knew about it from leakers, and we're quite happy about Google's decision to go for it, as it's a fresh and unique-looking shade. The shade is similar to the "Oh So Orange" color variant of the Pixel 4 XL, but it still conserves a new-ness to it with the touch of more coral hue in it.

The camera bar and the frame of the phone are painted in a similar hue for a seamless look.

*Keep in mind that the Coral color is exclusive to the GStore in the U.S.

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