Pixel 6a Gets Detailed In Another Video, A Month Ahead Its Release
Following an 11-minute-long hands-on video with the Pixel 6a from earlier this month, another one just surfaced. This one also comes from Malaysia, as another YouTuber managed to get the device early.
The Pixel 6a gets detailed in newly-surfaced YouTube video
This particular video is even longer, as it stands at 17 minutes. It is not in English either, though, so you won’t be able to understand much. You can, however, get a great look at the phone, its UI, and so much more.
The video itself is embedded below the article (along with some screenshots), in case you’d like to check it out. The YouTuber even shares some camera samples in the video, benchmarking results, and also plays some games.
That’s not all, though. As he also tests the fingerprint scanner, the phone’s stereo speakers, and shows off the Magic Eraser. In other words, despite the fact this video is not in English, it does reveal a lot of information.
Its fingerprint scanner seems to be blazing fast
We cannot really judge the speakers through the video, but they seem more than okay. When it comes to the fingerprint scanner, it seems to be blazing fast. The same information we got from the previous video, which is a great indication.
Google did confirm that the Pixel 6a is coming with a new under-display fingerprint scanner, it won’t include the same one that the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro use, and that’s great. The fingerprint scanner performance on those two devices hasn’t been the best, to say the least.
The Google Pixel 6a is coming in about a month. It will become available to pre-order on July 21, and it will go on sale on July 28, in case you’re interested. It’s coming to a bunch of countries, you can read more about the availability by clicking here.
The Pixel 6a features a 6.1-inch fullHD+ AMOLED display, while it’s fueled by the same SoC Google’s flagships come with, the Google Tensor. A 4,400mAh battery is also a part of the package, as is LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 flash storage.
Following an 11-minute-long hands-on video with the Pixel 6a from earlier this month, another one just surfaced. This one also comes from Malaysia, as another YouTuber managed to get the device early.
The Pixel 6a gets detailed in newly-surfaced YouTube video
This particular video is even longer, as it stands at 17 minutes. It is not in English either, though, so you won’t be able to understand much. You can, however, get a great look at the phone, its UI, and so much more.
The video itself is embedded below the article (along with some screenshots), in case you’d like to check it out. The YouTuber even shares some camera samples in the video, benchmarking results, and also plays some games.
That’s not all, though. As he also tests the fingerprint scanner, the phone’s stereo speakers, and shows off the Magic Eraser. In other words, despite the fact this video is not in English, it does reveal a lot of information.
Its fingerprint scanner seems to be blazing fast
We cannot really judge the speakers through the video, but they seem more than okay. When it comes to the fingerprint scanner, it seems to be blazing fast. The same information we got from the previous video, which is a great indication.
Google did confirm that the Pixel 6a is coming with a new under-display fingerprint scanner, it won’t include the same one that the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro use, and that’s great. The fingerprint scanner performance on those two devices hasn’t been the best, to say the least.
The Google Pixel 6a is coming in about a month. It will become available to pre-order on July 21, and it will go on sale on July 28, in case you’re interested. It’s coming to a bunch of countries, you can read more about the availability by clicking here.
The Pixel 6a features a 6.1-inch fullHD+ AMOLED display, while it’s fueled by the same SoC Google’s flagships come with, the Google Tensor. A 4,400mAh battery is also a part of the package, as is LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 flash storage.
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