Google Pixel 7a teardown video surface showing the internals
We’ve had the hands-on video of the Google Pixel 7a from a YouTuber but that’s not the only video we will be seeing just before the Pixel 7a launch. Another YouTuber has got a Google Pixel 7a teardown video showing the innards of this smartphone.
As is customary with these videos, the first step is to remove the SIM tray and peel off the rear. The good news is that the Pixel 7a can be dismantled from both the front and back, which means that repairing the screen won’t need a nearly total takedown of the phone. The Pixel 7a has a virtually similar plastic back as the normal Pixel 7.
Moving in closer, we can see the wireless charging coil and the NFC antenna. Below them is a 4,300 mAh battery with pull tabs for simpler removal. On one side of the mainboard is a 64 MP main camera with OIS, a 13MP ultrawide module, and a 13MP selfie camera. The charging port is attached to the main board through soldering. The Pixel 7a has a repairability score of 7.5/10, which outperforms the Pixel 7 (6/10) and Pixel 7 Pro (5.5/10). So that’s about the teardown video.
Other than the Google Pixel 7a teardown video
Someone on YouTube, Munchy, showed us a Google Pixel 7a hands-on video(as mentioned earlier) alongside camera samples. The Google Pixel 7a in question was the Arctic Blue color variant in all its aesthetics. According to him, the smartphone was bought via purchase although the Pixel 7a isn’t officially on sale yet(till after the Google I/O).
Munchy also photographed using the Pixel 7a. The primary camera produced 16MP images, which appears to be consistent with speculations of a 64 MP main shooter. It most likely makes use of pixel-binning technology. According to the YouTuber, the Ultrawide camera, which claims is 12MP, also takes 16MP photos. The images are outstanding, and they will help Google’s low-cost cell phone maintain its status as one of the top camera phones.
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