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Google Pixel 6a will equip Tensor SoC, camera lens is inferior to Pixel 6

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New insights about Google Pixel 6a reveal that this Google phone will equip Tensor SoC meanwhile, the camera lens will be inferior to Pixel 6. Speaking of which, the Pixel 6a previously comes in headlines for its new design in a smaller size with no slot for the 3.5 mm headphone jack.

Well, it’s the first time for the company to not offer the headphone port in A-series Pixel phones. Besides, the device features two cameras in a side-by-side arrangement with LED flash. Observing the design, it’s obvious for users to assume the same camera proficiency with a 50-megapixel Samsung GN1 lens keeping the trend of the Pixel A-series.

However, with the latest info (Via-9to5Google) we have come to know that the case is a bit different this time. Let’s further explore this matter.

Google Pixel 6a: Camera lens

According to the reports, Google Pixel 6a will come with a 12.2MP Sony IMX363 primary camera lens. The Pixel phones from 3 to Pixel 5a also offer the same lens capability. Despite the lesser pixel counts as comping the GN1 lens, the IMX363 has a reduced opening. Furthermore, the other rear lens is no different while containing a 12MP IMX386 sensor.

On the other hand, users can also find an 8 MP IMX355 sensor at the front lens of the phone. Compared with the Google Pixel 6, the 6a certainly has lacking but with the Google Tensor GS101 chip, it’ll be a worthy mid-range phone of the company.

Let’s collect what we have known so far about the camera lens of Google Pixel 6a-

  • Selfie Camera: 8-megapixel IMX355 sensor
  • Primary Rear Camera: 12.2-megapixel IMX363 sensor
  • Ultrawide Rear Camera: 12-megapixel IMX386 sensor

Expected Specs of Pixel 6a:

Apart from the confirmation of the Tensor GS101 chip, we are expecting compatible features with the processor. More precisely, the Pixel 6a will have Google Assistant voice typing support, Live HDR, on-device translations, and more.

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