The Google Pixel 6a is revealed once again in a video of handling before its marketing. The fingerprint sensor will not necessarily be much more agile than that of its two elders.
The Pixel 6a sold on the Facebook marketplace in Malaysia seems to have found a buyer. A YouTuber by the name of Fazli Halim, with 295,000 subscribers, made a hands-on video of the phone.
In true Google tradition, this is the third unboxing to leak before the phone’s official release.
Comparison with the Pixel 6 Pro
In particular, we can see a size comparison with a Pixel 6 Pro. The photo block, in particular, seems much more reasonable in size than that of the most expensive model in the range.
Getting started with the Pixel 6a by youtuber Fazli Halim // Source: Fazli Halim
Getting started with the Pixel 6a by youtuber Fazli Halim // Source: Fazli Halim
We can also see the very shiny back of the phone as well as its relatively visible and wide borders. Nothing surprising, however, for a phone under 500 euros.
The fingerprint sensor is supposed to be more responsive than that of its elders, but the difference is not really obvious in this grip. This seems fast, but the youtuber tries several times on certain tests, which was already criticized for the sensor of the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro.
Getting started with the Pixel 6a by youtuber Fazli Halim // Source: Fazli Halim
Getting started with the Pixel 6a by youtuber Fazli Halim // Source: Fazli Halim
Getting started with the Pixel 6a by youtuber Fazli Halim // Source: Fazli Halim
Getting started with the Pixel 6a by youtuber Fazli Halim // Source: Fazli Halim
The Pixel 6a’s finishes also look decent. You can clearly see the oval hole around the two sensors on the back of the phone.
If you want to check out the full video, here it is:
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As a reminder, the Pixel 6a should be available for pre-orders from July 21 and for sale from July 28.
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