Pixel 8 leak reveals Google is shrinking the display

After the all-telling Pixel 8 Pro design leak yesterday, tipster OnLeaks has outed the renders for the vanilla Pixel 8 in partnership with Mysmartprice. The images and 360-degree video show that Google isn’t changing all that much on the standard Pixel this year. However, the display is shrinking.

The back of the Pixel 8 looks almost identical to the Pixel 7. The phone will continue to feature a dual-camera setup, which means the telephoto shooter could be limited to the Pixel 8 Pro.

Elsewhere, the Pixel 8’s design matches that of the leaked Pro model. It features similar rounded corners, resulting in a smaller display compared to the Pixel 7. As per the leak, the phone could get a 5.8-inch flat screen, down from the 6.3-inch display on the Pixel 7. That’s a substantial decrease. It’s even smaller than the 5.9-inch screen of the Asus Zenfone 9. The punch-hole selfie shooter retains its central position on the top of the screen.

Overall, the Pixel 8 also has a smaller footprint compared. to the Pixel 7. It measures 150.5 x 70.8 x 8.9mm as per the leak. If you include the thickness of the camera bump, the Pixel 8 reportedly measures 12mm.

The power and volume buttons remain on the right side of the frame, which is believed to be made of metal. The bottom of the phone houses a USB-C port and cutouts for the speaker and microphone.

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