Google has once again opted to leave India off of the list of nations where the company’s flagship gadgets will be released. There’s a good chance that the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro won’t arrive in the Indian markets at all, and based on prior Google Pixel Series patterns, users shouldn’t expect them to.

However, several rumors have surfaced regarding the debut of the much-anticipated Google Pixel 6a in India. Now, according to a recent tweet from a well-known source, the gadget might be released in India in March. This is the most recent information on the Pixel 6a’s debut in India, which is likely to be a low-cost handset in the Pixel 6 series.

Details About Google Pixel 6a

The Google Pixel 6a will be the successor to the Google Pixel 4a in India and the Google Pixel 5a in the rest of the world when it is released. Although Google did not announce the Google Pixel 5a in India, it’s also widely speculated that the Pixel 6a would be released in the country. Yogesh Brar, a well-known tipster, has now confirmed that the Pixel 6a would be released in India in the first quarter of 2022.

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Brar further stated that because the launch is only three months away, the gadget should be accessible on the BIS listing fairly soon. It’s worth noting that the tipster didn’t confirm the device’s name in his recent tweet, instead of speculating that it may be the Pixel 6a.

However, because Google has no other smartphones in the works, it is reasonable to infer that the gadget will be the Pixel 6a. In fact, there have been multiple rumors regarding the Pixel 6a in the past, with many specifics about the gadget being revealed.

According to a new speculation, the gadget will have the same design language as the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, which means flat edges and a camera band on the back. Dual lenses and an LED flash are believed to be included in the camera module. A selfie shooter might be located in a punch-hole cutout at the highest of the display on the device’s front.

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