Enigma Google phone ignites suspicion about Pixel 8a: Is there a significant battery improvement coming soon?
In summary An unidentified Google phone has surfaced on a certification website, providing information about its battery.
The model number indicates that it might be the Pixel 8a.
The phone without a name has a 4,942mAh battery, which would be a significant improvement for the successor of the Pixel 7a.
An unidentified Google phone has appeared on a certification website, leading to rumors that it might be the impending Pixel 8a. The listing was seen by someone, and although it doesn’t reveal the official name of the phone, it provides information about the battery capacity and model number of the gadget.
Therefore, this Google phone without a name has the model number GH2MB, which somewhat corresponds to the model number of the Pixel 7a (GHL1X). The certificate is issued by UL Demko, an international organization that tests and certifies electrical devices according to appropriate standards. It was released in December, further suggesting that it is part of an impending Google phone.
If the item does actually pertain to the Pixel 8a, then it is feasible that the phone is seeing a big battery improvement. The certification states a battery capacity of 4,942mAh, which may be advertised as a 5,000mAh battery when the smartphone is eventually released. That’s a significantly higher amount of power compared to the Pixel 7a, which had a 4,385mAh battery.
However, we are also anticipating the release of the Pixel 9 series in October, and the listing might be referring to a potential increase in the battery capacity of the standard model. The Pixel Fold 2 is also being developed and is expected to have a 5,000mAh battery, which would result in a significant increase in power.
Hopefully, we will receive additional details on the unidentified Google phone in the upcoming days.
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