The Pixel 6A follows the 6 and 6 Pro’s design cues. | Image: Google
Google is officially announcing the Pixel 6A, which embraces the company’s new design language and custom chipset but keeps the 5A’s $449 price tag. The announcement comes as Google kicks off its I/O developer conference, but if you’re itching to snag the new device, you’ll have to wait a little while longer since it won’t actually ship until July 28th (preorders will begin a week earlier, on July 21st).
The 6A follows the pronounced design trend that the 6 and 6 Pro set when they arrived last year, with a raised horizontal camera bump and a two-tone body. Following suit, the fingerprint sensor is under the screen rather than on the back panel. And there’s good news if you think the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are too big — the 6A comes with a…
