Google Pixel 7a 128GB
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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 Review: All-in-One Package Phone
Apologies for the pun, but indeed, what's good is now even better. Google has just released the new budget-friendly Pixel 7a, and we had the chance to test it beforehand. Continue reading this review to discover what makes the Pixel 7a the best all-in-one device of 2023—so far.- Compact design, Top-notch performance, Versatile and trustworthy camera, All-day long battery, Wireless charging
- Slow charging time, No power adapter in the box
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
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 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
Google Pixel 7a (Review Google Pixel 7a)
The best Android phone under $500- Solid performance, Above-average cameras, Unique design, Wireless charging
- Wi-Fi disconnection issue in testing
Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Charcoal) - Brand New review
Google’s mid-range series of smartphones has never been this good. While I would have liked to see better battery performance, the rest of the Pixel 7a is a triumph.- Excellent camera for the price, Plenty of upgrades over the Pixel 6a, Smart software, Some nice colour options, You want a great phone for a good price: The Pixel 7a ticks a lot of boxes and comes with features often ditched at this price.
- Middling battery life, Achingly slow charging, You’re after a multi-day device: The battery life isn’t bad – it’s just not a phone that’ll handle extended heavy use throughout a day and it won’t go multiple days between charges.
Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Charcoal) - Brand New review
Google’s Pixel “a” series has been around for a few iterations now (since the Pixel 3a) and typically offers great value for the price, considering the internals are mostly identical to their flagship lineup.- Solid design, Same Tensor processor as Pixel 7/7 Pro, Decent camera with great photo features like Face Unblur and Magic Eraser, Great battery life, IP67 rating, Wireless charging, Very reasonably priced
- Different camera than in Pixel 7/7 Pro, Photo quality a bit odd once using the Super Res Zoom feature, Camera bump begs for case to be used, Only one RAM/storage configuration available
Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Charcoal) - Brand New review
Great big small phone. With the release of the Pixel 7a, Google have updated and improved on their mid-range series - not only in terms of processor choice, but also with brand-new features.- bright 90-Hz OLED screen, IP67 certification, 6-GHz WLAN and USB 3.2, wireless charging, good main camera, long update supply
- neither DC nor PWM dimming, slow fast-charging, limited USB port, severe throttling under load
Google Pixel 7a 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Charcoal) - Brand New review
The Google Pixel 7a offers flagship power and the Pixel camera in an affordable package, closing the gap with the Pixel 7. The price is creeping up, however, so if you want that great camera, you might want to wait for the inevitable discounts.- Flagship power, Pixel camera (with a caveat), Quality build, Good clean software and timely updates
- Ultrawide camera switching bug, Display not the brightest