New leak reveals Google Pixel 4a camera samples, and they look great

Pixel 4a Camera leak 2

Source: Julio Lusson

Someone with a Google Pixel 4a just tweeted out a handful of camera samples, and they look great.

It’s becoming more and more apparent that Google is planning to announce the Pixel 4a at any time now as more leaks keep occurring with new bits of information. This one comes from a tech YouTuber in Cuba who took to Twitter to post a photo comparison between what they claim is a Pixel 4a and a Redmi Note 7.

The images from the Pixel 4a look quite a bit better with less noise and more vibrant colors than the Redmi Note 7. The Pixel 4a is expected to come with a 12MP sensor while the Redmi Note 7 has a 48MP camera. Higher megapixels don’t always lead to better pictures, which is proven here with this comparison (assuming the better photos were actually taken with a Pixel 4a, which can’t be proven from the tweet).

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Google was expected to announce the Pixel 4a at the canceled I/O event at the end of May. Based on the frequency of the leaks, it wouldn’t be at all surprising for the company to announce the new mid-range phone around that same time period. Leading up to its release, we’ve seen leaks regarding all sorts of aspects of the device including a potential release date.

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