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When it comes to affordable Android phones, Google's Pixel 7a outshines the competition in terms of camera performance, software, and value.
Pros. +. Faster refresh rate on bright display. +. Excellent Tensor G2-powered features. +. Main camera offers more megapixels than before. +. Wireless charging support. +. Still a great value at...
The Google Pixel 7a is one of the best mid-range phones we’ve tested in 2023. With one of the very best cameras at this price point, and excellent software with access to major Android updates...
The Pixel 7a might just be the best Pixel phone Google ever built, with an incredible camera, Tensor G2 performance, and all the bells and whistles of a mainline Pixel phone at just $500. Why...
Pixel 7a: One-minute review The Google Pixel 7a may be powerful and it may be smart, but if it can’t last me through a full day I won't be recommending it as one of the best phones you can...
The Pixel 7A is Google’s latest midrange phone, offering a powerful Tensor G2 processor, an improved 6.1-inch screen, and an updated 64-megapixel camera.
The Pixel 7a is Google's most refined mid-range entry yet, adding an upgraded camera setup, 90Hz refresh rate, and wireless charging to a perfectly palm-able design.
At $499, the Pixel 7a is a budget phone done right, with more than acceptable shortcomings and lots of other redeeming features and qualities. Those make it arguably a better buy than the premium Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. Let’s dive deeper into the Pixel 7a and see what makes it a noteworthy affordable phone!
Google Pixel 7a review: Verdict. On the surface, the Pixel 7a’s changes are few and far between but dig a little deeper and you’ll discover a wide range of improvements across the board, from battery life to cameras to software.
The just-launched Pixel 7a is not only Google's newest budget-minded Android smartphone. With a 64-megapixel main camera sensor it's also the highest-resolution Pixel to date! After years as a devoted fan of Sony's criminally-underloved Xperia line, I finally made the leap to Google's self-produced Pixel phones almost six years ago now.