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Google Pixel 9a review: Basic in just the right way
- The Pixel 9a offers great value for its price, starting at $500, despite not having the latest features or specs.
- It has a simple and sturdy design with a 6.3-inch OLED display, recycled polycarbonate back, aluminum frame, and IP68 rating.
- The Pixel 9a is lighter and has a small teardrop-shaped camera module that sits flush against the phone.
- Powered by Google's Tensor G4 chip with 8GB of RAM, the performance is good for everyday tasks though may struggle with intensive usage.
- Despite lacking some software features of more expensive models, the Pixel 9a supports Google's AI tools and advanced features.
- The Pixel 9a's cameras offer better image quality than phones twice its price, with impressive results in both daytime and low-light conditions.
- Equipped with a 5,100 mAh battery, the Pixel 9a boasts the best battery life among Google's phones, lasting over 28 hours on a single charge.
- Charging speeds are mediocre with 23 watts wired and 7.5 watts wireless, slower than its more expensive counterparts.
- Despite not having top-tier specs, the Pixel 9a covers the basics well, excelling in camera quality and battery life at a reasonable price.
- It offers a compelling package for users looking for a budget-friendly phone with good performance and camera capabilities.
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