Google Pixel 7a 128GB
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Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Sea) - Brand New review
Niggles aside, the Google Pixel 7a is an absolute gem of an all-rounder Android. Google has nailed value again. From the combination of materials, solid design, water resistance, decent screen, wireless charging, and more than capable camera, it's hard to argue with the Pixel 7a, whether you're...- Great performance, Lovely design, Pretty solid camera, Wireless charging, Water resistance, Fingerprint sensor and facial security, Superb value... so much that we're not even sure the point of the standard Pixel 7
- No telephoto camera, Camera can be a little slow to fire, Battery maxes out at around a day
The Pixel 7a is the best $749 you can spend on an Android phone
If you're going to buy any Google phone in 2023, it should probably be the Pixel 7a . It's substantially cheaper than its flagship counterparts and comes with an almost identical set of bells, whistles and AI-enhanced smarts.- Compact form-factor, Standout camera, Premium perks and features
- Some might prefer a bigger screen, No expandable storage, No telephoto lens camera
Google Pixel 7a review
- Phenomenal camera for the price
- Excellent Google software
- Strong performance
- Water-resistant
- Slow charging
- Wireless charging is unreliable
- Not as fast as the Pixel 7
- Only 90Hz display
Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Charcoal) - Brand New review
The Pixel 7a is the best mid-range Android phone available. It squeezes even more of the premium smartphone experience into a smaller, cheaper model. Google’s top chip, plenty of RAM and a decent amount of storage, make it faster than most competitors.- Pros: brilliant camera, excellent smaller screen, top performance, decent battery life, wireless charging, face and fingerprint unlock, water resistance, recycled aluminium and plastic, five years of security updates, Android 13, smart software features, competitively priced.
- Cons: no optical zoom or macro photo mode, face unlock option not as secure as some rivals, battery life short of best-in-class, fairly slow charging.
Google Pixel 7a review: all you really need review
- Fantastic still images for a mid-range phone
- Performance punches above its price bracket
- Slick design and strong build
- Price bump over last year’s effort
- Charging speeds remain behind rivals
Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Charcoal) - Brand New review
“The Google Pixel 7a is a big upgrade from its predecessor, but it's increased price puts it in a tough spot, considering the Pixel 6a got a deep price cut and the Pixel 7 is just a little bit more.”- Most compact Pixel 7 device, Water-resistant, 64MP main camera, 90Hz refresh rate, Wireless charging, Four fun colors
- Not great with low light photos, Battery life is disappointing, No reverse wireless charging, Price puts it in an odd place
Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Charcoal) - Brand New review
The Pixel 7 was a no-brainer, and now, Google is offering a similar device for $100 less. The Pixel 7a is now available for just $500, and in many ways, it’s identical to its more expensive sibling—it sounds too good to be true! Unfortunately, things aren’t that simple.- Five years of security updates, Cameras match the quality of Pixel 7, Exclusive AI-enabled features, 90Hz display and wireless charging
- Doesn't make sense at full price, Disappointing build quality, Only three years of OS updates, As with the Pixel 7, camera zoom noticeably lowers photo quality
Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Charcoal) - Brand New review
The Google Pixel 7a may be the most expensive "budget" Pixel phone, but it also gets a series of improvements that make it the best choice in its price range.- Solid design, Good performance, Great camera, Upgraded display, Wireless charging
- No telephoto camera, Price increase
Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Charcoal) - Brand New review
The Google Pixel 7a is like a gas-guzzling roadster. It's faster than it should be, looks great in photos, and needs to be refueled often along the way.- Almost as fast as the Pixel 7 Pro, Great photo capabilities and editing tools, Slick Android interface is a pleasure
- Battery won't last all day, Only three years of OS update support, Too expensive given the compromises
Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Charcoal) - Brand New review
It’s $50 more than the Pixel 6A, but some key upgrades keep Google’s A-series at the top of the midrange class.- Robust build and solid software support policy, Best-in-class camera, Improved 90Hz screen, Wireless charging
- $50 more expensive than last year, Fingerprint scanner is still pokey, Camera digital zoom could use an update