Intricate details of the Pixel 8 Pro surrounding its hardware specifications have been leaked online, providing in-depth information on nearly all of its parts, such as the Tensor G3, camera, RAM storage, and more. Let us take a look at everything that has been shared prior to Google’s official announcement.
Pixel 8 Pro to feature a fingerprint sensor from Goodix, and the new Mali-G715 GPU
The Tensor G3 SoC is said to feature three clusters, with a total of nine CPU cores, according to the hardware information shared by This Is Tech Today. The Pixel 8 Pro will be relying on the Cortex-X3 for an uplift in single-core performance, and just recently, the flagship was benchmarked with the Tensor G3 on Geekbench 6, revealing the same 9-core CPU configuration and 12GB RAM that it would have out of the box.
As for the GPU, the handset is listed to feature the Mali-G715, which is slightly improved over the Mali-G710 running in last year’s Pixel 7 Pro. In total, the Pixel 8 Pro is said to have five cameras, three at the rear and two at the front, with a maximum supported zoom level of 10x. The in-screen fingerprint has been sourced from Goodix, but we cannot speak of its security capabilities or how fast it will be when unlocking the Pixel 8 Pro.
Coming to the storage, the leaked variant has 128GB of internal memory, which will not be expandable, but you are getting 106.26GB in free space, so that should be plentiful for the majority of users. Sadly, the leak does not reveal if the Pixel 8 Pro will feature UFS 4.0 storage or cut costs and go for the slower UFS 3.1 standard.
EXCLUSIVE: Google Pixel 8 Pro Hardware information. https://t.co/ESwLhJLjni pic.twitter.com/83kDyFyCP5
— M. Brandon Lee | THIS IS TECH TODAY (@thisistechtoday) October 2, 2023
Brandon Lee, who runs the YouTube channel This Is Tech Today, says that the information was provided using a third-party application, so there are possibilities that the images can display inaccurate information. Fortunately, with only a day left for the official launch, we will know soon enough where the Pixel 8 Pro lags and where it thrives. If you wish, you can view all the information from Lee’s post by clicking on the link above.
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