The Google Pixel 8a is nothing if not a secret Rumors and leaks have been popping up all over the place lately, but the latest batch details almost everything we know about the phone; there's even a new ad showcasing the phone directly from Google

If you're wondering if the Pixel 8a is for you, this leaked information will tell you everything you need to know - provided it's actually accurate, of course

A Google Fi ad spotted by a YouTube user apparently showed off the colors of the Pixel 8a: blue and cream coral9To5As noted by Google, this cannot be the Pixel 8 The phone was never released in this shade of blue, so this is almost certainly the Pixel 8a Additionally, the cutout placement is slightly different from the Pixel 8, and the lack of reflections on the phone indicates that it has a matte finish not seen on the Pixel 8 model

Whether Google intentionally leaked this information to generate hype for the 8a, which is expected to be announced at Google I/O in May, remains to be seen Either way, these are the colors available on the Pixel 8a, and both are quite attractive

A leaker named Yogesh Brar posted almost everything we know about the Pixel 8a Some of the information is outdated and was posted in earlier leaks Still, if this is all accurate, we may not know all the details about Google's next affordable phone

According to the leak, the Pixel 8a will feature a 61-inch FHD+ OLED display with a refresh rate of 120Hz This is the same size as the Pixel 7a screen, so it would be a logical size for the Pixel 8a to offer

As for cameras, according to Leeker, the Pixel 8a will feature a 64MP primary shooter with OIS and a 13MP ultra-wide camera On the front there is a 13MP selfie camera

Inside is a 4,500mAh battery, a slight upgrade from the 4,300mAh power cell in the Pixel 7a; the Pixel 7a is also expected to feature 27W charging, raised from the 18W offered by last year's model

Finally, there is said to be a Tensor G3 chip under the hood, which is to be expected Storage options include 128GB and 256GB, which is a change from last year, when only 128GB was available