Google Pixel 4a Review

If you’re after a small, affordable Android phone (£349/$349) with a nice screen, future proof software that’ll receive big updates for the next three years and a fantastically reliable camera then you’re not going to be disappointed with the Pixel 4a.

Great camera; Refreshingly small size for an Android phone; The promise of fast updates; Nice, sharp OLED screen; Affordable;

You’ll find competition with far larger spec sheets and feature lists; Some mild performance and touch latency hiccups; As well as being a Pro, the small screen might put some off;

Google Pixel 4A review

The Pixel 4a is the cheap phone that we desperately needed.

Best display in its class, Cameras are top-notch and worthy of a Pixel, No Notch!!, Stereo speakers still sound incredible , Battery life is pretty good for a Pixel, Plenty of storage, It will be among the first to get Android 11, 128GB is the new standard

Only available in one variant (one color, one storage size), Slower than the Pixel 4, Plastic build, Squeeze functionality is missing, No IP Rating

Google Pixel 4A review

Stripped to just the phone essentials, but it gets them right

Only $349 for 128GB of storage, Excellent camera for photos, Decent battery life

Sometimes stuttery performance, Mediocre camera for video, No wireless charging