The Google I/O 2023 is just 12 days away, and the Pixel 7a has leaked numerous times in the past. Google's upcoming mid-ranger is going to pack some stellar specs for the price that is not going to bother a lot of people. Yesterday, we revealed the specs of the upcoming phone, and today, we have a whole host of marketing material that just leaked out, giving us everything that we need to know about the upcoming mid-ranger.

The Pixel 7a will easily be one of the best mid-range smartphones available in the market

Folks at MySmartPrice got their hands on the Pixel 7a marketing material. Ideally, this is a big deal since the material has confirmed everything we need to know about the device. Honestly, considering just how many leaks we have seen on the device, it is nothing surprising. You can have a look at all the marketing material below:

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So, the marketing material confirms almost everything we need to know about the Pixel 7a. For starters, you are getting a dual camera on the back, with a 64-megapixel primary camera and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera. On the front, you will get a 13-megapixel sensor. You are also getting Tensor G2 and Titan M2 security chips. The marketing material also shows that the phone can actually last up to 72 hours when used with the Extreme Battery Saver mode. Speaking of battery, the phone is going to be the first in the series to support wireless charging.

You are also looking at a 6.1-inch screen with a 90Hz refresh rate. The phone will offer 8 gigs of RAM, combined with either 128 or 256 gigs of storage, and Android 13 out of the box. All details point to a rather impressive device, to be honest. The Pixel 7a could easily become one of the best mid-range devices and will rival the likes of Galaxy A54 once it comes out. The phone is going official on 10th May, along with the rest of the Pixel devices that Google will announce.

Despite the fact that I do not see myself using a Pixel device, I actually am looking forward to the Pixel 7a because it looks to be a lot more promising than all the other mid-range devices in the market. I think that is mainly because of the Tensor G2 chipset. We will keep you posted as more details about the phone are brought to light.