- As you read this review of Google’s new budget Android phone, the Pixel 4A, know that as I wrote it, I wanted to put the following line after nearly every sentence...
- Google has also outfitted the Pixel 4a with 128GB of storage. That means that the $400 Pixel 4a has double the storage of the $800 Pixel 4 series.
- Along with features like Hold for Me and the Recorder app, you’re also guaranteed to get Android 14 on the Pixel 4a 5G, thanks to Google’s support commitment.
- If you’re in the market for a Google Pixel, you might be wondering if you should spring for the Pixel 4a 5G or pick up a discount with the cheaper Pixel 4a.
- In short, while Google’s tweener phone is good, I’m not sure the Pixel 4a 5G does enough to stand out from the great phones that sandwich it.
- Released a couple months later, the Google Pixel 4a 5G is a larger and slightly more powerful phone that sells for $499.
- It retails for a remarkably low price point, packs in a stunning camera, and has better battery life than my iPhone 11. Google Pixel 4a Review.
- Google Pixel 4a review: Display. The Pixel 3a was one of the cheapest handsets on the market with an OLED screen, and the Pixel 4a continues that distinction.
- Google dropped fingerprint scanning for the Pixel 4 and 4 XL in favor of facial recognition, but we're pleased to see the digit-based sensor return on the Pixel 4a.