Still The presentation of the expected Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro is a few months away, the annual refresh of Google’s smartphones, which gradually gain the interest of more users. And it is that in such a competitive market as the smartphone market, in which the top of the supply broke the psychological barrier of 1,000 euros some time ago, and in which the entry and start-up media have an almost incomprehensible supply volume, Google’s proposal, which goes from upper middle part of the middle class to a prudent position in the upper class area, is different from what most offer.

Virtually everyone who’s tried a Pixel, especially after switching to Google Tensor SoCs, is particularly positive about it. photographic functions of the same. In my case, I can personally talk about the Pixel 7a, which I recently tested and which in this sense, but also in others, left an excellent taste in my mouth, becoming a device that I would not hesitate to recommend for a moment.

While it’s possible that Google gave us something about the Pixel 8 last year at Google I/O 2023, just as it did last year with the Pixel 7 at Google I/O 2022, it finally seems that They decided to book for the summer return. However, you know, leaks keep happening. In recent months, we have learned about the GPU of its SoC, what its design could be, and now also news about its cameras.

Today we add more information to the previously seen. And it is, as you can see in the image above, and thanks to an exclusive from Android Authority, we already know The Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro screens will be a significant improvement over their predecessors in the 7 and 7 Pro. In this table you can see the main differences in terms of their specifications:

As you can see, the first thing that catches your attention is a significant improvement in the very aspect that people usually consider improved in Google smartphones, light. So we’re going from the current generation’s 1000 nits to the Pixel 8’s 1400 nits and the Pixel 8 Pro’s remarkable 1600 nits, which is a huge improvement for use in bright environments where 1000 nits might be left over for some uses. a bit short

We also see that two members of the next generation will enable the refresh rate up to 120 hertz. In the case of the 8 compared to the 7, the evolution is more noticeable, but there is also an improvement in the case of the 8 Pro, as it will support more mid-range frequencies, including the entire range between 60 and 120 Hz.

An interesting change has to do with size. As you can see The Pixel 8 will have a slightly smaller screen than the Pixel 7, while the 8 Pro will retain almost the same proportions and size as its predecessor. Perhaps with this move, Google intends to differentiate the two designs a bit more, and by the way, make the “small” one more manageable with one hand, which many users will appreciate.